The national costume of Russian men is like this: a burlap shirt embroidered with diagonal collar, shirt neckline and hem, covered with a tweed coat or a long skirt, tied with a belt; Wear stovepipe pants, booties or leather shoes, and wear a fedora or fur hat; In winter, cover a sheepskin jacket or sheepskin coat. The national costume of Russian women is like this: the upper body is also a burlap shirt, the shirt collar is not open, the collar is pleated, the shirt is embroidered, the shoulders are embedded, and the sleeves are hypertrophy; Women in southern Russia wear woolen skirts, while women in the north wear saravan without trousers; Wear leather shoes or boots; Wear a flower scarf in summer, a wool hat or a fur hat in autumn and winter, and a sheepskin coat in winter.
Among the national costumes, Russian women's decorations mainly include shawls and belts. There are two styles of shawls: triangle and square, with bright big flower patterns printed on them. In addition to wearing it on the shoulders, Russian women often wrap shawls around their heads as headscarves. Russians believe that belts can not only keep warm, but also keep safe, because belts symbolize the cycle of sunshine. In the folk, the first gift from the future daughter-in-law to her in-laws is a belt, so Russian women have been learning embroidery and sewing belts since their girlhood.
It is rare for Russians to wear national costumes in cities now. Only in rural areas, or on major festivals, will people change into traditional national costumes.
Modern Russian clothing is characterized by neatness, solemnity, generosity and harmony. According to Russian tradition, women must wear skirts, especially in public and formal occasions. Today, Russian women still maintain this tradition.