The term 'Arabian Garment' refers to three traditional garments worn in the Middle East: the Haik (4 letters), Burnoose (8 letters), and Abaya (5 letters). The Haik is a large, white, hooded cloak that is usually made of cotton or wool. The Burnoose is a long, loose-fitting outer garment with wide sleeves and a hood. It is typically made of wool and is often decorated with embroidery. The Abaya is a long, loose-fitting robe that is usually black and is worn over other clothing. It is often made of lightweight fabrics such as silk or cotton. All three garments are still worn today in many parts of the Middle East.