In Southeast Asian communities, matching family outfits—known locally as sedondon —are an essential part of holiday celebrations like Eid al-Fitr (Hari Raya Aidilfitri). Brothers, fathers, and sons deliberately purchase identical or color-coordinated outfits to showcase unity, lineage, and mutual respect.
In Indonesia, the Brother Musang Top is known as "Topi Musang" and is often worn by men as a fashion statement or as a way to show cultural solidarity. The hat has also become a staple in the Indonesian streetwear scene, with many local designers incorporating the Musang Top into their designs. brother musang top