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The traditional costume from Suciu de Sus, Maramureș includes:

Women wear an embroidered "ie" (blouse), long pleated skirt, embroidered apron, woolen belt, and a headscarf.

Men wear a shirt made of wool or cotton, trousers made of wool or hemp, a wide woolen belt, and a vest made of leather or wool. They also wear a hat or cap.

The footwear is traditional, made of leather (opinci) or wool.

The costume is worn at important events, such as weddings or holidays.

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CĂTĂLINA FILIP    ”Florea Mureșanu”Secondary School, Suciu de Sus, Maramureș County

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CĂTĂLINA FILIP    ”Florea Mureșanu”Secondary School, Suciu de Sus, Maramureș County

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ANA-ELENA TODEILĂ, KINDERGARTEN WITH EXTENDED PROGRAM NO. 15 VASLUI, ROMANIA

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ANA-ELENA TODEILĂ, KINDERGARTEN WITH EXTENDED PROGRAM NO. 15 VASLUI, ROMANIA

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Folk costumes are important to Romanian culture and traditions and carry historical and cultural significance. When worn with pride, they preserve and transmit a cultural heritage and national identity. In addition, traditional costume is a form of artistic expression and a symbol of community, uniting people through shared traditions and customs. Wearing folk costumes promotes and preserves Romanian traditions and crafts, thus contributing to the preservation of cultural diversity and enriching the cultural heritage of our country.

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These costumes are commonly used in dance performances in our country, especially in stage shows such as Anadolu Ateşi (Fire of Anatolia). The girls’ costumes typically consist of shalwar pants and a cape, while the boys’ outfits include trousers, a belt, a shirt, and a vest. These traditional elements reflect the visual richness and cultural depth of the dance.

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These costumes are commonly used in dance performances in our country, especially in stage shows such as Anadolu Ateşi (Fire of Anatolia). The girls’ costumes typically consist of shalwar pants and a cape, while the boys’ outfits include trousers, a belt, a shirt, and a vest. These traditional elements reflect the visual richness and cultural depth of the dance.

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STANCIU MARIANA - CORNELIA/LINDERGARTEN WITH EXTENDED PROGRAM JUNIOR

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STANCIU MARIANA - CORNELIA/LINDERGARTEN WITH EXTENDED PROGRAM JUNIOR

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Traditional Romanian costumes are an expression of the cultural identity and history of each region in Romania. They vary depending on the area, with distinct characteristics in terms of materials, colors, embroidery, and accessories.

The traditional women's costume from Ialomita is made of:

•Ia – made of white linen or cotton cloth, with fine embroidery in predominant colors such as red, black and gold.

•Skirt – is red, decorated with horizontal patterns.

•Wide belt – red and white, with simple geometric motifs.

•Opinci or leather shoes – for footwear, leather opinci tied with nojițe or simple shoes were worn.

The traditional men's costume from Ialomita consists of:

•Long, straight shirt – white, made of linen, with discreet embroidery on the collar and sleeves.

•Ițari – white woolen trousers, tight on the leg.

•Opinci – tied with nojițe, similar to those worn by women.

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Thracian costumes are true works of art, distinguished by: Bright colors: Red, green, yellow and blue predominate. Rich decoration: Embroidery, embroidery, sequins, beads and lace are used. Variety in cuts: Each subgroup has its own characteristic elements, such as a bodice, a cloth, a belt.

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Every corner of Slovakia is unique, just like the costume that characterises that part. The costume spoke about whether the region was rich or poor, whether it was a working, peasant or festive costume. "The costume of Holíč reflects the fertility of our region - it is richly decorated, with brightly painted bows and embroidered aprons. The girls wore a braided braid with a bow, while the men wore a black hat. Costume is intrinsic to our traditions and we are proud to show it off.

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14th Preschool of Alexandroupolis, Greece

Thrace, the northeastern corner of Greece, boasts a rich tapestry of traditions shaped by its turbulent history and diverse cultural influences.

Thracian traditional clothing is not just about aesthetics; it's deeply intertwined with the region's history, social customs, and artistic expression. These garments continue to be worn during festivals, celebrations, and by cultural groups, playing a vital role in preserving and showcasing the unique cultural heritage of Thrace.

Specific costumes are from Metaxades:Women's costumes here include a black "tsoukna" (thick fabric dress) with sequins and colorful embroidery, and distinctive colorful ribbons hanging from the back indicating marital status. Men wear black felt trousers ("potouri"), a white embroidered shirt, and a red wool vest ("gileko").

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cool ΠΑΡΑΔΟΣΙΑΚΕΣ ΣΤΟΛΕΣ ΘΡΑΚΗΣ

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The main types of Albanian folk clothing for men are: the costume with a frock, the costume with a long shirt and a dollamë (cibun), above the costume with a tirq and the one with poture (short pants up to the knee). The most decorated parts were the vests and xhamadans of the festive costume. Albanian men also wore various silver ornaments, such as chest pads, decorative tassels on the vests, rings, pipes and cigarette cases, but above all, the weapons of the belt and arm, which were always richly decorated.
                                                                                                For women, the main types of clothing are: the costume with xhubletë (a bell-shaped skirt), the costume with a long shirt and a shajaku xhokë on top, the costume with two fûts placed over the long shirt, one in front and the other in back, and the costume with a wrap (an open skirt, gathered at the waist with pleats or sides).

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Our traditional clothes, which are a part of our national culture and national identity, have an important place in Turkish culture. Among the traditional clothes that have been preserved to this day and reflect the cultural heritage of Konya province, clothes called bindalli, üçetek, shalwar, sash and cepken have an important place. Women's clothes consist of trousers, a shirt and a üçetek worn over them. Men's clothes consist of shalwar, sash and cepken.

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The “Tsolias” is the traditional male costume of Greece, best known for its white foustanella (pleated skirt), embroidered waistcoat, and tsarouchia leather shoes with pom-poms. It is a symbol of bravery and is historically linked to the fighters of the Greek War of Independence. The female version, known as the “Amalia” costume, was inspired by Queen Amalia, the first queen of Greece. It features a long, elegant dress with gold embroidery, a velvet jacket, and a traditional headscarf. Both costumes are important representations of Greek national identity and cultural heritage.

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Tuğba Cinek Meçhul Asker Anasınıfı Ünye/Ordu

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Tuğba Cinek Meçhul Asker Anasınıfı Ünye/Ordu

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The local costume of the Black Sea region. Girls have shalwar, scarves with red and sequins around their waists and heads, and rubber shoes on their feet. Men have shalwar, vest, shirt, a chain around their waist, a half scarf on their heads, and rubber shoes on their feet.

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The "Tennure" dress belonging to Konya province of Central Anatolia region of Turkey was examined, worn and exhibited by the children. Tennure, an integral part of the sema ceremony worn by Mevlevi dervishes, is a sleeveless dress that is narrow at the top and wide at the bottom. It is divided into two as Sema tennure and service tennure.

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Each element of it carries a deep meaning and symbolizes something important. The colors tell stories - white, red, green, blue and yellow. The handmade embroideries are like talismans. They depict natural elements and geometric shapes that, according to beliefs, protect the wearer.

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Burçin KULAKSIZ SÜLÜNOĞLU Şehit Erdem Öztürk Kız Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi 

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Burçin KULAKSIZ SÜLÜNOĞLU Şehit Erdem Öztürk Kız Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi 

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Seymen Yaren Ankara Çankırı Folklore Costume is an important local costume that reflects the rich and deep-rooted traditions of Turkish culture. This costume, which belongs to Ankara and Çankırı provinces, symbolizes the place of traditional figures such as Seymen and Yaren in traditional dances and celebrations. This costume represents the social and cultural life, local music, dances and clothing traditions in these regions.

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Our children proudly wore traditional Bulgarian folk costumes, representing the beauty and richness of our cultural heritage. The girls’ outfits featured embroidered dresses with bright sashes, lace details, and floral headbands, while the boys wore white embroidered shirts, colorful vests, and wide red sashes. Each element of the costume carries historical meaning and showcases the craftsmanship of Bulgarian tradition. By dressing in these costumes, the children became true little heritage bearers, keeping our national spirit alive with pride and joy.

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Stănculeasa Diana, Școala Gimnazială „Gheorghe Țițeica” Craiova, România

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Stănculeasa Diana, Școala Gimnazială „Gheorghe Țițeica” Craiova, România

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The folk costume represents the clothing specific to a region or country.
In Romania, it represents shirts and trousers (boys) and dresses (girls) decorated with traditional motifs, multi-colored embroidery in geometric patterns.
Romania stands out for its extraordinary variety of folk costumes.
Those worn by young students are traditional costumes from the Oltenia area.
Romania is one of the few countries in the world where, after the 2000s, some village people still wear traditional costumes on weekdays, not only on certain holidays.

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The Romanian folk costume from Transylvania, for girls, can be long or short. The long costume consists of: a white shirt embroidered with colorful folk motifs, a white skirt with lace on the edge, 2 rectangular black wool fabrics that cover the front of the body (like an apron) and the back, sewn with colorful folk motifs or colorful flowers like on the shirt and a tricolor belt (blue, yellow, red) which is the country's flag.

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CIREAP IOANA-AURORA -Grădinița cu P.P. ”Trenulețul veseliei” Cluj-Napoca-România

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CIREAP IOANA-AURORA -Grădinița cu P.P. ”Trenulețul veseliei” Cluj-Napoca-România

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The girl is dressed in a Romanian folk costume.
The shirt is sewn with red thread in different patterns. The apron is black and embroidered with various flowers
The girl is also wearing a woolen bag with colorful details

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My little heritage bearers proudly presents our folk costumes.

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Balaci Maria, Școala Gimnazială "Gheorghe Țițeica", Craiova, Dolj, România

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Balaci Maria, Școala Gimnazială "Gheorghe Țițeica", Craiova, Dolj, România

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The folk costume of Dolj County is composed of a shirt or a t-shirt, a borangic or cotton cloth, a vâlnic associated with a catrința in front or just a vâlnic. Geometric motifs dominate the composition of the decoration in the form of rhombuses or stylized human figures in the shape of a two-headed doll. The embroidery covers the chest of the shirt, the hem, the pleats, the collar and the sleeve. The color of the embroidery is in harmony with the fabrics that adorn the vâlnic and the prestelcile.

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ÖTVÖS-RUS ANA-CARMEN,GRĂDINIȚA CU P.P. ”TRENULEȚUL VESELIEI” CLUJ-NAPOCA, ROMANIA

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ÖTVÖS-RUS ANA-CARMEN,GRĂDINIȚA CU P.P. ”TRENULEȚUL VESELIEI” CLUJ-NAPOCA, ROMANIA

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The Romanian folk costume from Transylvania, for girls, consists of: a shirt embroidered with colorful folk motifs, skirts, 2 rectangular black woolen fabrics covering the front of the body (like an apron) and the back, sewn with colorful folk motifs or colorful flowers and a tricolor belt (blue, yellow, red) which is the country's flag.

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İrfan Fatma Mandalı İlkokulu Kapaklı/TEKİRDAĞ TÜRKİYE

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İrfan Fatma Mandalı İlkokulu Kapaklı/TEKİRDAĞ TÜRKİYE

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Türkiye, which has a rich clothing history, has 7 regions and each region has its own unique clothing. We examined the clothing of our regions and chatted about it. We examined the characteristics of the clothing of our friends who wear the clothing of the Black Sea and Aegean Regions.

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Hatice Zehra ÇELEBİ-Karatay Belediyesi Gazi Osman Paşa Anaokulu

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Hatice Zehra ÇELEBİ-Karatay Belediyesi Gazi Osman Paşa Anaokulu

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Konya is one of the cities with a deep-rooted culture located in the Central Anatolia Region of Turkey. Its rich historical past, Seljuk influences and structure kneaded with Sufism tradition are also reflected in Konya's folk dances and local costumes. Konya's folk culture reflects both the Seljuk-Turkish heritage and the mystical texture of Anatolia. Workmanship and simplicity are at the forefront in its clothes; discipline, balance and rhythm are notable in folk dances. Spoon dances have become the symbol of Konya.

Men's Clothing: Konya men's clothing is simple but showy. Dark colors are generally preferred. Cepken: Embroidered and waist-fitting vest-style clothing.

Shalwar (potur): Wide and comfortable trousers. Usually dark in color.

Sash: Wool or cotton fabric belt tied at the waist.

Women's Clothing:

Women's clothing is colorful and embroidered. It is made even more ornate on special occasions such as weddings. Bindallı: Long dress made of velvet fabric with gold thread embroidery. Especially worn at weddings.

Three skirts: A garment with a pieced skirt, usually made of cotton or silk fabric.

Fez and cover: A headscarf or red scarf is tied over the fez. The fez can be decorated.

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3rd Kindergarten School of Mytilene, Greece. 

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The dresses of the boys called "Tsoliades" stand out for the very brave soldiers known as "Euzones". They are consisted of the skirt called "foustanela", the white shirt with big sleeves, the blue waistcoat, the red cap called "fesi" and the red shoes called "tsarouchia" which weigh 3 kilos each.

The dress of the girl in the middle, is called "Amalia" and it was the formal dress for the women. It was named after the name of the first queen of Greece and it was consisted of a light blue skirt, white shirt and red velvet jacket.

The children took part in a traditional festival, wearing traditional dresses, dancing and singing traditional songs, shown in their parents and other local people.

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1o Kindergarden of Sapes

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Gargavouzi Maria 1o Nipiagogeio Sapon. Παρέλαση με παραδοσιακές στολές 

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Gargavouzi Maria 1o Nipiagogeio Sapon. Παρέλαση με παραδοσιακές στολές 

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These are our traditional costumes that we wear when we parade on our national parades. Of course, we also have other traditional costumes that we wear when we dance in traditional venues, which differ from region to region.

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The women's costume is made up of a shirt, cap, skirt and embroidered apron, while the men's costume is made up of a shirt, waistcoat, belt and trousers.

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Şehit Servet Tomak Ortaokulu, Şahinbey, Gaziantep                                HASAN ÖZDEMİR

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Şehit Servet Tomak Ortaokulu, Şahinbey, Gaziantep                                HASAN ÖZDEMİR

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The Barak costume is a traditional folk outfit specific to the Barak Turkmens living mainly in the Oğuzeli region of Gaziantep, Turkey. For women, the attire includes embroidered long dresses, baggy trousers (şalvar), headscarves, and silver jewelry. For men, it typically consists of baggy trousers, a sash, a shirt (mintan), and a scarf (poşu). The costumes are known for their vibrant colors, handcrafted details, and authentic patterns. The Barak costume is a strong symbol of cultural identity and is proudly worn during folk dances and special cultural events.

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The women's costume is made up of a shirt, cap, skirt and embroided apron, while the men's costume is made up  of a shirt, waistcoat, belt and trousers

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The women's costume is made up of a shirt, cap, skirt and embroided apron, while the men's costume is made up  of a shirt, waistcoat, belt and trousers

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HİKMET MELTEM ŞENOL KARA CUMHURİYET ANAOKULU TÜRKİYE-EGE YÖRESİ

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HİKMET MELTEM ŞENOL KARA CUMHURİYET ANAOKULU TÜRKİYE-EGE YÖRESİ

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The costume is embroidered with traditional motifs reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Aegean. Fine embroidery and workmanship combine the deep-rooted history of the Aegean with a modern style. The vibrant colors of the costume were chosen by taking inspiration from the nature of the Aegean. The embroidery on the men's costumes symbolizes the noble stance and courage of the Efe.