Hui people's houses are greatly influenced by other ethnic groups, and so are their costumes, which are similar to other ethnic groups in mixed areas. However, in residential areas and when holding religious activities, they have their own simple and elegant, dignified and generous costumes. Women usually wear their hair in a bun or braid, with a white veil on the top. Fold the hijab in half at an oblique angle, exposing the face, and pull the two corners together and buckle them under the jaw, so that they naturally hang down and fall over the body. Covers can also be made of other light-colored, black and printed materials such as thick yarn and silk. Wear a long-sleeved shirt inside the upper body, which is knee-length and lapels. Wearing a waistcoat, trousers, embroidered shoes or rubber shoes, I also like to lace my clothes. Clothing colors get darker with age.

A typical symbol of Hui men's clothing is wearing a small white round hat, and some of them are embroidered with Arabic auspicious words. It not only has practical significance of keeping warm, but also has the meaning of holiness and nobility. Generally, the jacket wears a light-colored long-sleeved jacket, a waistcoat, trousers, cloth shoes, leather shoes or rubber shoes. Older people have more beards.