Editing Ayutthaya Kingdom (section)

===Daily life===
====Clothing====
{{See also|History of Thai clothing#Ayutthaya|Traditional Thai clothing}}
[[File:Siam traditional clothes.jpg|thumbnail|250px|right|upright|Thai traditional costumes in [[Bangkok National Museum]]]]
Three clothing styles were evident in the Ayutthaya period. Each style depended on social class.

1. Court clothing (worn by the king, queen, concubines, and senior government officials): 
*'''Men''': The king wore ''[[Chada and mongkut|mongkut]]'' ({{langx|th|มงกุฎ}}), as headgear, round [[Mandarin collar]] with ''[[khrui]]'' and wore ''[[Sampot Chang Kben|chong kben]]'' ({{langx|th|โจงกระเบน}}), as trousers. 
**Court officers, (who served in the royal palace) wore ''[[lomphok]]'', as headgear, ''khrui'', and wore ''chong kben''.
*'''Women''' The queen wore ''[[Chada and mongkut|chada]]'' ({{langx|th|ชฎา}}), as headgear, ''[[sabai]]'' ({{langx|th|สไบ}}), (a breast cloth that wrap over one shoulder around chest and back) and wore ''[[Sampot|pha nung]]'' ({{langx|th|ผ้านุ่ง}}), as a skirt. 
** Concubines wore long hair, ''sabai'', and ''pha nung''.
2. Nobles (rich citizens):
*'''Men''': wore mandarin collar shirt, a ''mahadthai'' hair style ({{langx|th|ทรงมหาดไทย}}), and wore ''chong kben''. 
*'''Women''': wore the ''sabai'' and ''pha nung''.
3. Villagers: 
*'''Men''': wore a loincloth, displayed a naked chest, a ''mahadthai'' hair style, sometimes wore ''[[sarong]]'' or ''chong kben''. 
*'''Women''': wore the ''sabai'' and ''pha nung''.