Woman’s shirt

Women's shirt (body). Straight silhouette, body sewn from two panels, long sleeve, straight, wide, with cuffs sewn along the weft, with gusset, gathered at the bottom into fine folds, on a narrow hem. The sleeves with cuffs are joined by machine seam and "puffs" (in the middle). The body and cuffs are gathered near the neckline into dense folds and sewn using the "sewing to the collar" technique. The neckline is oval, hemmed with a narrow strip of canvas with a slit in the center front. The sleeves, cuffs, cuffs, neckline hem, and placket are decorated with embroidery of plant and geometric ornament, executed using "cross-stitch" in red, black, gray, blue, green, and light red threads. On the cuff, a narrow horizontal stripe of pattern, composed of multi-petaled flowers, leaves, and buds. Scattered such flowers along the sleeve. On the sleeve hems and placket, a thin stripe of pattern with stylized flowers, on the neckline hem, a broken line is embroidered.