Woman’s shirt

Straight-cut 'stanok' shirt, sewn from three panels. Straight sleeve without a gusset, with an insert sewn along the weft, gathered at the bottom on a cuff (3 cm wide), fastened with a loop buttonhole and a mother-of-pearl button. The body and inserts are gathered near the neckline. The neckline is round with a central front slit (14 cm long), finished with a standing collar (2.5 cm wide) fastened with a button. The shirt is decorated with floral and geometric patterns in black and red threads. The inserts feature two horizontal pattern stripes: a garland of roses with branches and leaves, and above it, a stripe of five separately placed flowers with a branch and leaves. The sleeve has roses with branches and leaves arranged in a checkerboard pattern in four rows. The cuff is decorated with a geometric pattern (diagonal crosses, squares, framed by straight stripes with 'pyramids').

Legend: Used in a family of moderate means, belonged to Yevdokia Vasylivna Zherebkina.