衣着清末 ,西江流域不论男女均穿宽衣阔袖的“大襟衫” ,衣领不高 ,叫“风领”。女衣长可及膝 ,袖阔１尺 ,最小也有９寸 ,袖边有双捆出线 ,捆边３条。男衣同样宽而长 ,喜庆日子则穿长衫。民初 ,大襟衫有小改革 ,衣袖改窄为只能穿出手 ,叫“一撂袖” ,不久 ,又改为“马蹿油”（ At the end of the Qing Dynasty, both men and women in the Xijiang River Valley wore wide-sleeved, wide-sleeved “majors”. The collar was not high, called the “wind collar.” Women’s clothing can be knee-length, sleeves 1-foot wide, there are 9 inches minimum, double-sleeve sleeve outlet, bundle 3. The same width and long men’s clothing, festive wear long gown. At the beginning of the Republic of China, there was a small reform in the big-eyed sweater. The sleeves were narrowed so that they could only be worn out and called “one sleeve.” Shortly after, they were renamed as “stirrup oil”