Historically, powers, religions and social orders have shaped and disciplined the human body through means of intervention such as punishment, training, stigmatization, dressing, judging and so on. In this way the ruling body relationship in the early years of the Republic of marching in dress in Turkey is the fact that there is a significant effect. This effect, which started with the Hat Law, continued with the prohibitions on sheets and the shalwar bans that are the main axis of this article. It was tried to be banned in some places immediately following the Hat Law, which is named as different names for the regions such as potur, zıpka, karadon and which is one of the important components of traditional men's wear. However, the prohibition was mainly applied around Cukurova and around the mid-1930s. It was tried to be applied through the decisions taken by the local administrative councils, not by a law like the shalwar ban is in the hat. Although forbidden from time to time in Adana was forgotten, the local press was also influenced by the influence in the 1940s and even during the Democratic Party's ruling years.