However, the main traditional dress of the people of the Riau Islands is the "Kebaya Labuh" and the "Teluk Belanga." The "Kebaya Labuh a"re specifically worn by women. It is typically worn at the time of traditional ceremonies and official events of the local community. The hallmark of "Kebaya Labuh" and "Teluk Belangga" traditional clothing is the length of the kebaya to cover the knees with the shape of the kebaya looking wide and open. "Kebaya Labuh" is often combined with batik cloth such as cual fabric. For the wedding, the groom wore a head covering called "Tanjak". The spindle is a rectangular songket that is folded into a headband. A distinctive feature of the "Teluk Belanga" custom clothing is a plain color paired with shades of color, a sheath worn over the knee that acts as a scarf, a headband made of songket cloth called the "tanjak". The custom attire of "Kebaya Labuh" and "Teluk Belangga" is complemented by a headdress called a peak which is a head covering made of square "songket" shaped like songkok or peci. Typically, the skirt is only used for formal ceremonies or events such as feasts and custom ceremonies. However, these decorations are usually only worn on formal occasions such as death or marriage. Occasionally, "Teluk Belangga" clothing is usually accompanied by a "peci". For women, the "Kebaya Labuh" is usually combined with batik and also with a scarf.