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Festive clothes were always newer, they were made of expensive fabric, made up of a larger number of items, heavily decorated. A variety of ceremonial costumes are attached directly to the clothes: a betrothed girl, a wedding, a funeral. This also includes clothing complexes that were worn during the spring very ancient pre-Christian holidays associated with pagan worship. Girls' and women's headdresses were distinguished everywhere.

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Men wore tunic – like kosovorotki with a stand-up collar made of dense factory fabric.

The costume is colorful, and the abundance of color and various decorative solutions does not break up a single image.

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Women wore a shirt, skirt and apron. Sundresses were sewn from thin black wool homemade fabric. The bodice of such a sundress was decorated with embroidery  with wool colored threads, sequins, and various colored pieces of satin, brocade, cashmere — the bodice and bottom.
Women's shirts were often made with sleeves longer than the arms and ended with long narrow cuffs. Sometimes the wide sleeves at the bottom were assembled into frequent assemblies, stuck with cuffs.

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Outerwear was called karateyka, katsaveyka and kutsinka.

# data[].attributes.body
Festive clothes were always newer, they were made of expensive fabric, made up of a larger number of items, heavily decorated. A variety of ceremonial costumes are attached directly to the clothes: a betrothed girl, a wedding, a funeral. This also includes clothing complexes that were worn during the spring very ancient pre-Christian holidays associated with pagan worship.

# data[].attributes.body
Men wore tunic – like kosovorotki with a stand-up collar made of dense factory fabric.
The costume is colorful, and the abundance of color and various decorative solutions does not break up a single image.

# data[].attributes.body
Women wore a shirt, skirt and apron. Sundresses were sewn from thin black wool homemade fabric. The bodice of such a sundress was decorated with embroidery  with wool colored threads, sequins, and various colored pieces of satin, brocade, cashmere — the bodice and bottom.
Women's shirts were often made with sleeves longer than the arms and ended with long narrow cuffs. Sometimes the wide sleeves at the bottom were assembled into frequent assemblies, stuck with cuffs.