lol! Actually, I do.

It's an 16th Century Ottoman man's Kaftan made using the traditional triangular and rectangular pannels, with closures made of rope and hand sewn in place. But though they would have made it of silk velvet, I made Sean's out of very fine printed cotton corduroy. But real silk velvet hasn't been manufactured sink WWII. Most of the existing kaftans today have sleeves, but there are paintings of sleeveless ones worn as outer garmets. Usually he wears it with a white linen shirt, but he was afraid the sleeves would catch on the cane.

Here's a picture of the real thing:
www.kismeta.com/diGrasse/C...collarS.JPG

But of course, all the research in the world on Ottoman clothing won't fix this issue that he was doing and Egyptian dance. lol!