The TRC is actively involved in the creation and presentation of exhibitions about different aspects of dress and textiles, from all over the world All of the following exhibitions are available for short and mid-term periods. For exhibition fees, transport and other conditions, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Single showcase displays:

• Pashtun woman’s outfit from Afghanistan
• Madame Nubia: leather skirts from Sudan
• Kimono Parts: the underpinning of a kimono
• Buzkashi: an Afghan ‘polo’ outfit for a man
• An abundantly decorated Jumlo dress from Northwest Pakistan

Smaller exhibitions (up to 25 square metres):

• Oya: traditional Turkish lace
• Dressed in Ihram: Hajj clothing for men and women
• Coptic monastic dress: Monastic dress for Coptic monks and nuns 
• Fez or Tarbush?
   

Medium size exhibitions (between 25 and 50 square metres):

• Kangas: A garment for women from East Africa 
• A Well-Dressed Foot: footwear and accessories for the feet
• Flowing Robes: Saudi Arabian dress for men and women
• Colours from the Land of Frankincense: Omani dress for men and women

Large exhibitions (more than fifty square metres):

• Covering the Moon: face veils from the Islamic World and beyond
• Sari Techniques: woven, printed and embroidered saris
• Beyond the Chador: Iranian urban and regional dress
• A Handful of Prayers: prayer beads from around the world
• Dutch Lace Caps: traditional lace caps from the Netherlands
• Colourful Afghanistan: urban and regional dress from Afghanistan
• Embroidery from the Arab World