Although they were free to choose their clothing from the time they became Padawans, most Jedi adopted the garments traditionally associated with the Order, with notable exceptions like Aayla Secura and Ahsoka Tano. Jedi apparel varied in color, but were predominantly tan or brown.
However, there were some Jedi that wore Jedi robes in other colors. Vandar Tokare and Zhar Lestin, for instance, would wear blue robes around the time of the Jedi Civil War, while their contemporary Vrook Lamar wore red robes.
Some, like the extremely acrobatic Ahsoka, may not have worn robes in order to not have their movement hindered, but most did. Jedi are allowed to wear whatever they please and so some male Jedi also did not wear robes, like Anakin wearing dark leather for protection. But most Jedi of both genders wore robes.
In summary, the Jedi changed their robes from white and gold to muted shades because, after their Renaissance during the High Republic, they had entered an age of uncertainty and reduced power.
While there is no in-universe canon explanation to justify that change in the Jedi's clothing, the Star Wars Expanded Universe established that wearing bulky armor could slowly interrupt the Jedi's connection with the Force.
Jedi must always cooperate in battle or crisis. Jedi must not have wants; self-reliance must be shown. Jedi are forbidden from ruling others, although by the end of the Republic there was some debate over whether or not this was part of the actual Code. A Jedi Master may not have more than one Padawan.
Beskar, also known as Mandalorian iron or Mandalorian steel, was an alloy that was used in Mandalorian armor and was notable for its high tolerance to extreme forms of damage. In its purest forms, the metal was durable enough to withstand a direct blaster shot and could repel lightsaber strikes.
In the Jedi Order attire varied according to the individual's preference. The Jedi Order did not enforce a uniform dress code; as such, the Jedi could wear the attire of their choice after they achieved the status of Padawan, with even some Padawans adopting clothing that did not match the typical apparel of the Order.
Notwithstanding the strictures against attachment, the Code emphasized compassion as an essential aspect to the Jedi way of life, teaching that all lives were precious, though outsider misunderstandings of this were not unusual. While Jedi did not marry, the Code banned neither romantic feelings nor familial love.
If Obi-Wan and Yoda have been successfully hiding from the Empire for decades, it wouldn't make sense for them to wear the outfits that would identify them as a Jedi. Therefore, Luke wouldn't make the connection between their robes and customary Jedi attire.
In the Jedi Order, emotional attachment and possession were forbidden because it was believed they could lead to jealousy and fear of loss, and ultimately the dark side of the Force; for that reason, Jedi were not allowed to marry.
Her very open outfit allows her to move freely and gives her the flexibility to perform many of the high-flying, exaggerated and acrobatic flips that are so quintessential to the character and the animation. Perhaps one of the most notable features about Ahsoka is her smaller stature and accentuated doll-like eyes.
It was customary for a Jedi Padawan to wear a longer section of their hair in a braid starting at the base of their neck. The braid was a symbol among the Jedi Order that the individual is ranked as a Padawan, the first level in becoming a Jedi.
During the High Republic Era, the Jedi maintained the ideals of avoiding attachment but made sure to show great acts of compassion towards those who were suffering, such as offering hugs to those who were grieving.
Although the 2002 film Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones established that the Jedi Order members couldn't marry or have children, Star Wars creator George Lucas explained that despite their monastic culture, the Jedi were permitted to have sexual intercourse as long they didn't form attachments or possessive ...
In both canon and Legends, the Jedi Order forbade marriage for much of its history. In the new canon, the High Republic-era Jedi may have been allowed to form romantic relationships and marry, but this fell out of practice sometime before the prequels.
The director has, on several occasions, confirmed that Jedi were not expected to be celibate, but were expected to abstain from forming strong personal attachments to other beings. In Lucas's words, it's "possessive relationships" that cloud the judgment of a Jedi -- as was the case with Anakin and Padme.
“He explained that in space you get weightless, and so your flesh expands. What? But your bra doesn't, so you get strangled by your bra. That's why I couldn't wear a bra in the first Star Wars.
As a Jedi, Anakin Skywalker slept without a shirt or tunic, which was different from his typical daily Jedi robes. Corran Horn undressed completely to sleep when he first joined Rogue Squadron.
It was too heavy for Mando to effectively use. There were a few theories why a supposedly weightless blade was so heavy. Yet there was no definitive explanation.
The only possible way for a lightsaber to harm Superman would be if the crystal powering the lightsaber were made of Kryptonite. However, that would still credit the Kryptonite crystal, not the actual lightsaber. Unfortunately for any Force sensitive that encounters the Man of Steel, Superman wins.
