Fez (noun)

1. A type of brimless, cone-shaped hat, typically made of felt and often worn with a tassel.
2. A traditional headwear worn by men in the Ottoman Empire and some other Middle Eastern countries.

Origin:

From the city of fez, morocco where it originally was made.

Examples:

1. The fez is a traditional headwear worn by men in the Ottoman Empire.
2. He wore a red fez with a black tassel.
3. The fez was part of the traditional clothing worn by Ottoman officials.
4. The fez became a symbol of the Ottoman Empire and later, of the Turkish Republic.
5. The fez has been replaced by the turban in many Middle Eastern countries.