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KILT (kilt) - Scottish skirt

TOGA - outerwear of the citizens of Ancient Rome

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ARMYAK - Russian long-brimmed robe made of homespun cloth

BURKA - a warm cloak of the southern peoples

GADRA - Muslim clothing

DUBAS - women's outerwear among Russian peasants

ZHUPAN - Polish, Ukrainian semi-caftan

ZIPUN - Russian caftan made of coarse cloth without a collar

KILT - see Kilt

KOLET - a short military uniform in the Russian army

SALOP - women's outerwear (Europe, XIX century)

SVITA (scroll) - long swing outerwear for men and women

SOVIK - clothing made from reindeer skins in the North

STOLA - antique clothes

SHEEPSKIN COAT

KITON - the underwear of the ancient Greeks

CHADRA - Muslim women's veil

CHEPAN - 1) a long-brimmed caftan among Russians, 2) a quilted robe with a belt among the peoples of Central Asia

SHUSHUNG - a jacket or short-brimmed coat for Russian peasant women

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BEKESHA - men's coat, detachable at the waist

BESHMET - semi-caftan among the Caucasian peoples

BURNUS - 1) a cloak with a hood among the Arabs, 2) a kind of ancient Russian outerwear for women

EPANCHA - Russian long wide cloak

KAMZOL - men's clothing

KAMLEIA - men's clothing made from deer skins among the Dolgans

CAFTAN - Russian men's clothing

KUNTUSH - Polish caftan

LETNIK - women's clothing in Russia

MALICA - men's clothing in the Far North

MANTLE - 1) a long cloak, 2) folk attire of monks, church ministers, judges, etc.

MENTIK - hussar cape

PLAKHTA - 1) Ukrainian skirt, 2) Poles' cape

PONEVA - Russian homespun skirt

SVITKA - see Retinue

SURTUK - men's clothing

TUNICA - ancient Roman shirt with short sleeves

TURNYUR - belonging to women's clothing (Europe, XIX century)

FERYAZ (ferez) - Russian clothes with narrow sleeves

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ARKHALUK - a kind of caftan among the peoples of the Caucasus

DOLOMAN - hussar uniform

KAZAKIN - a short caftan for Ukrainians and Russians

KINTAR - Ukrainian sheepskin jacket

MALACHAY - peasant clothes

OPASHEN - Russian long-brimmed caftan

OKHABEN - Russian wide caftan

ROTONDA - women's cape without sleeves

SERMYAGA - Russian outer peasant clothing made of coarse fabric

CHLAMYS - antique cape

CHEKMEN - 1) semi-caftan among the peoples of the Caucasus, 2) uniform of a Cossack officer

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CRINOLINE - bell-shaped petticoat

KUKHLYANKA - fur clothing in the North

MANTILLA - Spanish women's lace cape

Stole - shoulder cape, shoulder scarf made of fur, wool, silk, linen, satin

PURCHASE - a wide women's cape among Muslims

UNDERWATER - Russian men's outerwear

CHERKESK - men's clothing among the peoples of the Caucasus

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SINGLE ROW - Russian single-breasted caftan with long sleeves

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SEMI-CAFTAN

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