The following is the clothing style worn by Kuda Kepang dancers:

1. Silat Attire or Traditional Jawa Costume: Dancers wear traditional silat clothes, usually in bright colors such as red, blue, or green, symbolizing strength and spirit.

2. Loose Pants: Paired with loose pants to facilitate movement during the dance.

3. Samping or Waist Cloth: A colorful sampin or waist cloth is used as a waist accessory, adding a traditional element to the attire.

4. Tengkolok or Headband: Dancers wear a tengkolok or headband as a symbol of masculinity and cultural heritage.

5. Additional Accessories: Some dancers wear bracelets or beaded necklaces, adding unique features to their appearance.     

The following is the equipment used in the Kuda Kepang Dance in Jalan Parit Deraman, Bukit Kuching Kuala Selangor, as well as in Sekinchan, Sungai Besar, Kuala Selangor:

1. Kuda Kepang: A replica horse made from woven bamboo, without legs, consisting of the body, head, and tail. Dancers "ride" this replica throughout the performance.

2. Gong: A large metal musical instrument played to mark the tempo and add depth to the rhythm of the performance.

3. Bonang: A metal instrument with several small gongs that produce melodies and enhance the musical harmony.

4. Gamelan: A set of traditional instruments that create melodies and support the main rhythm.

5. Rebana: A percussion instrument played to add rhythmic layers and enliven the atmosphere of the performance.

6. Gendang: A drum that provides the basic rhythm, helping to maintain tempo and synchronize the dancers' movements.

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