Śvetāmbara sadhus wear simple white clothes. Here is the basic way they dress, in simple terms:

• Upper garment: A white uttariya or light white robe that can be draped over the shoulder.
• Lower garment: A white dhoti or similar white wrap tied around the waist.
• Modesty/cover: They wear plain white coverings to keep the body modest, and avoid elaborate or colorful clothing.
• Accessories: They do not wear jewelry or adornments; they keep things minimal and clean. Many Śvetāmbara monks also carry a small bowl for alms and a rosary or mala for meditation.

Important notes:

• Śvetāmbara monks and nuns are distinguished from Digambara monks, who traditionally go without clothes. So the clothing style described here specifically applies to the Śvetāmbara tradition.
• Practices can vary a little among different monasteries or regional communities, but the core is plain white, simple, modest clothing.

If you’d like, I can give a brief comparison of Digambara vs. Śvetāmbara clothing to show how they differ.