Woman’s shirt

Shirt of straight silhouette, "to the hem" (body sewn from two panels, hem—from three). The sleeve is one-piece, with a gusset, gathered at the bottom into fine pleats using the "sewing to the collar" technique and finished with a cuff 4 cm wide. The upper part of the sleeve and the body are gathered near the neckline into fine gathers using the "sewing to the collar" technique, the neckline is round, with a slit in the center front 29 cm long, finished with a narrow hem with two slit loops for threading a tie. The slit at the bottom is fixed with a fastener. The shirt is decorated with stylized plant and plant-geometric ornament, the plant ornament executed in black and red threads, the plant-geometric embroidered "white on white". On the shoulder, the sleeve is decorated with a horizontal stripe of embroidery (broken line with extensions), executed using the "cutwork" technique. The sleeve field is filled with a stylized vertical branch with diagonal branches with leaves ("cutwork", "chicken scratch", "stem stitch"). The cuff is decorated with a horizontal stripe of plant ornament in the form of a garland of flowers and leaves, bordered above and below by straight toothed lines ("cross-stitch"). The cuff edge is decorated with white and red overcast loops. The hem is hemmed with a "single column" and decorated with a stripe of stylized geometric ornament, executed using the "cutwork" technique. The joining seams of the shirt at the hem are decorated with two vertically placed eight-petaled flowers with a branch and leaves, embroidered with "cross-stitch" in red and black threads.