Along the border with the Boyko Region in the east, Lemko women dressed in colorful skirts. Those worn by unmarried girls were blue, red, and pink; those by married women were green; …

Lemko women usually dressed in a chemise, a skirt, a kind of apron, a sleeveless blouse and, in winter time, a sheepskin coat (jacket). On their heads they wore a hood or a kerchief …

Oct 31, 2018 · The skirts greatly resembled those of the Central Lemko region, being ornamented with ribbons and even more finely pleated. There was perhaps a tendency to use brighter …

Sep 3, 2018 · The Lemko / Rusyns are an East Slavic people, one of the four mountain tribes which inhabit the Carpathians. I Covered the Gorals in my last article. The Lemko / Rusyns live …

Oct 22, 2018 · This diagram is for the eastern Lemko shirt, but the cut is the same, except for the cuffs. In the central Lemko region, the sleeves are gathered below the hem, and they form a …

Nov 18, 2019 · Given influences from Hungary, Poland, Ukraine, Romania and Serbia/Croatia, decorating styles of clothing varied a bit, but the basics of shirt/vest/pants and blouse/vest/skirt …

Lemko traditional clothing was distinctive. Male dress consisted of a white linen shirt, linen (summer) or woolen (winter) pants, a white or light blue vest, and a short jacket made of …

Lemko women had a much more elaborate style of dress with designs and color patterns which varied widely from village to village. Their undergarments were the blouse (oplicha or …

In the 1920s and 1930s, Lemko housewives took to wearing dark, woollen or klot, flounced zapaski decorated with coloured, flowery borders embroidered in flatlock; this fashion came …

shows a Lemko women dressed in a chemise, a skirt, a kind of apron, an embroidered vest and, in winter, a sheepskin jacket. They wore a hood or very embroidered babushka and leather …