What is the traditional clothing of Serbia?

- Šarac/Jelek/Kecelja: A black sleeveless vest embroidered with colorful intricate designs.

- Kosa/Rubina/Kraljevski kožuh: A sheepskin coat worn in winter, often decorated with embroidery and silver braids.

- Opanci: Traditional Serbian leather shoes known for their distinctive curved toes.

- Dimlije/Gaće/Kolači: Loose-fitting trousers that are part of the traditional costume.

Women's traditional clothing:

- Rubina: A dress made from a single piece of fabric and decorated with embroidery and ribbons.

- Prtenka/Koparanjka/Kotanac: A heavy woven apron worn over the rubina.

- Čakšire/Dimlije: Wide-legged trousers often complemented with decorative tassels.

- Futa: An outer garment similar to a skirt worn over other layers.

- Jelek: A sleeveless vest typically worn over the rubina and the futa.

- Snaša Ogrtač and Đerdan: An intricately embroidered coat and a long beaded necklace symbolizing marital status and wealth.