By the late 60s, the Kaftan was one of the favourite items of clothing in the Flower Children scene.
Hippies were influenced by Eastern religions and traditions, and the Kaftan would often be accompanied by long strings of beads, headbands and an Afghan coat.
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By the late 60s, the Kaftan was one of the favourite items of clothing in the Flower Children scene.
