Yes, you’ve done really well! You embroidered it yourself?
Depends if you are the guy on left or right
It does look like a folk undershirt.
It looks similiar, but just like undershirt nit like real kroj shirt, that will have bigger flowered place on chest, and same on wrists, but for commercial use, like school day or photoposting it is ok
Which one are you?
Seems a bit more like Ukrainian “Vyshivanka”, but it should pass for a Slovak dress as well.
looks like a hoodie with a sticker … you need a right shirt at least
Our folk wear would be made of linen or hemp, definitely something made on loom rather then knitted fabric.
Having said that: as you are not aiming at historical accuracy, but rather culture appreciation, I think you did well 🙂
If you want to improve for next year, then try to find out what micro-region you would like to represent, as our dresses vary a lot by different micro-regions and try to emulate that. And woven fiber is the way to go 🙂
Eastern Slovakia/Ukraine
Too much blue color but otherwise OK
I think it’s very good, well done my little friend! 🙂
Slovak folk costumes are significantly different between regions
You look like person from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, except you are missing shiny boots and black name label.
As for our culture no but for a photo or something like that it’s pretty good
Yes, I thonk it could pass as Slovak folk costume. Good job 😊
we dont wear that unless there is a special event man
Slovakia has many historical regions and because of that we have many different Folkwear (Slovak: kroj) Different regions use difderent motives, styles, colours and cuts. Your hoodie would not pass as traditional clothes, but it definitely passes as great design inspired by traditional clothes. Plus, it also looks good as modern fashion. Good job OP.
Hey, it’s not bad for a home made one. A kroj, atleast the ones I’ve seen, will usually have a more blouse like appearance, or a button down for our american speaking friends. The patterned part looks okay, you could have also added that to the sleeve ends. As someone else pointed out, it would generally be made of linen or hemp, but this is fine for general purposes. Also white pants would have tied it all together a little more. Take this all with a grain of salt too, I’m from Bratislava, and so am a bit of a city slicker. But all in all, not bad my dude.
Aký švárny junák
No.
Now go ahead and down vote the only honest person
More like Ukrainian I think, but it’s a nice shirt nevertheless… Good job 🙂
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Yes, you’ve done really well! You embroidered it yourself?
Depends if you are the guy on left or right
It does look like a folk undershirt.
It looks similiar, but just like undershirt nit like real kroj shirt, that will have bigger flowered place on chest, and same on wrists, but for commercial use, like school day or photoposting it is ok
Which one are you?
Seems a bit more like Ukrainian “Vyshivanka”, but it should pass for a Slovak dress as well.
looks like a hoodie with a sticker … you need a right shirt at least
[example](https://www.google.com/search?q=kroj+kosela&client=firefox-b-d&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&vet=1&fir=0bAX67FgTTk7AM%252CZig5BvOwoGoN9M%252C_%253BzBWAvg7VpWzmEM%252CtSGtBsiIGfTIWM%252C_%253BRsemU9zwlSGoRM%252CqvshN6XrS1xkeM%252C_%253BdYS0QCNN66AIKM%252CyyMEctEgxrbZxM%252C_%253BFT4lQ-gycxWqWM%252CXWTH7VYAj1NC2M%252C_%253B0-dE_K6DoJuYAM%252CjGfjAsdUpvQPxM%252C_%253BZ9a3JclbB9UffM%252C9ZAVxKvMUiUYvM%252C_%253BV9EHCiasmVfuIM%252CqQu8AtQVwXkBZM%252C_%253ButgZD37giO9U2M%252CuyDJHY_KHBfg4M%252C_%253BUBlvZw09cMVDhM%252CHT8SxtvFeUaseM%252C_%253BWcW79S9ciqJGzM%252CqQu8AtQVwXkBZM%252C_%253BJqZj7zVJBKN1oM%252Cyu8rRoH91dS0gM%252C_%253BPpr3sz96UZWmxM%252CkMnzcnny8EnrAM%252C_%253BKv2E2sr75ZKATM%252CRvNR4ao1Rw77KM%252C_%253B3pjjaEQPYEwYsM%252C0ePBa0prM6ZoRM%252C_%253BPIH0QMWk3yfTQM%252COiygj2WkIgjcDM%252C_%253B5R1ACnqJuytltM%252CsiJF3zWx8kcxCM%252C_%253BfaEHRw0cVcojMM%252CxE949KA_e-FmZM%252C_%253Br2I4vHIy_fcZGM%252CPsU-6OD_ny1-_M%252C_%253Bk-gVUtmqlWXLdM%252CjGfjAsdUpvQPxM%252C_&usg=AI4_-kTQUTRV1gc98Cna_ZKEG3duIMzoVw&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwippMf0k4n4AhXFxqQKHTPVCKcQ9QF6BAgpEAE&biw=2347&bih=1171&dpr=1.09#imgrc=Z9a3JclbB9UffM)
and than, you have different sets depending on which part of slovakia you want represent
[folk wear styles](https://matica.sk/satnica-matice-slovenskej-2/kostymy-a-kroje/)
Our folk wear would be made of linen or hemp, definitely something made on loom rather then knitted fabric.
Having said that: as you are not aiming at historical accuracy, but rather culture appreciation, I think you did well 🙂
If you want to improve for next year, then try to find out what micro-region you would like to represent, as our dresses vary a lot by different micro-regions and try to emulate that. And woven fiber is the way to go 🙂
Eastern Slovakia/Ukraine
Too much blue color but otherwise OK
I think it’s very good, well done my little friend! 🙂
Slovak folk costumes are significantly different between regions
[https://i.imgur.com/ozUHgPh.png](https://i.imgur.com/ozUHgPh.png)
and…well, they look kinda different
You look like person from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, except you are missing shiny boots and black name label.
As for our culture no but for a photo or something like that it’s pretty good
Yes, I thonk it could pass as Slovak folk costume. Good job 😊
we dont wear that unless there is a special event man
Slovakia has many historical regions and because of that we have many different Folkwear (Slovak: kroj) Different regions use difderent motives, styles, colours and cuts. Your hoodie would not pass as traditional clothes, but it definitely passes as great design inspired by traditional clothes. Plus, it also looks good as modern fashion. Good job OP.
Hey, it’s not bad for a home made one. A kroj, atleast the ones I’ve seen, will usually have a more blouse like appearance, or a button down for our american speaking friends. The patterned part looks okay, you could have also added that to the sleeve ends. As someone else pointed out, it would generally be made of linen or hemp, but this is fine for general purposes. Also white pants would have tied it all together a little more. Take this all with a grain of salt too, I’m from Bratislava, and so am a bit of a city slicker. But all in all, not bad my dude.
Aký švárny junák
No.
Now go ahead and down vote the only honest person
More like Ukrainian I think, but it’s a nice shirt nevertheless… Good job 🙂
Vyzera ako totalny kokot. Jeden aj druhy.
Karaboga