The basic male garment was the shirt or the bottom shirt. The Russian men's shirts of the XVI — XVII centuries under the square underarm gussets, on each side of the belt triangular wedges. Shirts were sewn from linen and cotton fabrics, and silk. The sleeves have narrow brushes. Sleeve length is probably dependent on the purpose of the shirt. The gate was either absent (just round the neckline), or in the form of racks, round or square ("caret"), with basis in the form of leather or birch bark, with a height of 2.5-4 cm; fastened with a button. The presence of gates assumed the incision in the middle of the chest or on the left (blouse), with buttons or ties.
In folk costume shirt was outerwear, and in a suit nobility — the bottom. House maid nobles wore a shirt — it has always been silk.
Shirts different colors: mostly white, blue and red. Wore their trousers and girdled by a narrow belt. On my back and chest shirt sewn lining, called background.
Konstantinovka is a city of regional subordination, the center of the district, located in the northern part of the Donetsk region, on the Krivoy Torets river, 68 km from Donetsk. An important industrial center and a large railway junction. At the beginning of the 19th century, the territory on which Konstantinovka was located belonged to the landowner Nomikosov. In 1812, he founded the village of Santurinovka, settling here 20 families of serfs, bought in the Korochansky district of the Kursk province.
In folk costume shirt was outerwear, and in a suit nobility — the bottom. House maid nobles wore a shirt — it has always been silk.
Shirts different colors: mostly white, blue and red. Wore their trousers and girdled by a narrow belt. On my back and chest shirt sewn lining, called background.
Объяснение:
Konstantinovka is a city of regional subordination, the center of the district, located in the northern part of the Donetsk region, on the Krivoy Torets river, 68 km from Donetsk. An important industrial center and a large railway junction. At the beginning of the 19th century, the territory on which Konstantinovka was located belonged to the landowner Nomikosov. In 1812, he founded the village of Santurinovka, settling here 20 families of serfs, bought in the Korochansky district of the Kursk province.