Male Costume:

The male costume consists of a pair of black satin cloth shirt and trousers. There are red and white stripes in the middle and bottom parts of the shirt as well as around the sleeves. The outer shirt or vest called jipo boyuh, is produced from tree bark making the costume neater. 

There are also a shawl and hat as accessories as well as a bead necklace made from bear’s teeth.

Female Costume: 

The female costume is normally black decorated with laces of red, silver and gold colours. The sarong, more known as jemuh, is black and down to knee level only and should be folded from the right to the left.

The blouse called bajuh is black and decorated with red, silver and gold-coloured laces. There are three or four blouse hooks depending on the size measurement of one’s blouse. They also have  leather blouse called short jipo. The head cover is called sipiah in red, white and black colours, placed on the head but not covering the eyebrows and not too high.

For accessories there is a necklace named pangiah made of big beads, and this has become one of the identities for females of the Bidayuh ethnic. Bead necklace made of high-quality ceramic beads with, previously, the teeth of wild animals as pendant. It is colourful, can be sewn or tied only using nylon string or small wire. 

Silapai, that is a shawl, is hooked onto the neck and the ends should be of equal length on both right and left sides. A metal belt called sot kupuang pilak, has a head that must be positioned in the middle of the wearer’s waist. Bead earring called krabu or klabu as ear adornment.