Focusing on the rich folk clothing culture of Anatolia through selected pilot regions, this study presents examples of traditional clothing in general terms and from a comparative perspective. Shaped by field research conducted with source persons and meticulous investigations based on original pieces, the work creates a visual inventory by documenting the garments holistically with artistic drawings and their detailed parts with technical drawings. Supported by technical analysis of fabrics, weaving, and embroidery techniques widely used in Anatolian folk clothing, the content records the regional variations and cultural interactions.