Women's plakhta "Green" — Hutsul clothing in a rich color

“The green color carries the breath of spring and the loyalty to the native land.”

The women's skirt “Green” is a stylish element of traditional Ukrainian attire that combines the richness of national culture with modern fashion trends. The rich green color symbolizes nature, life force, and harmony, while the free silhouette ensures freedom of movement and comfort throughout the day.

Product Description

Made from high-quality fabric, the skirt is pleasant to the touch and comfortable to wear. The traditional weaving and embroidery add a special charm, preserving the connection with Hutsul heritage in a modern interpretation.

Design Features

The rich shade of green emphasizes femininity while adding ethnic depth to the look. The free cut is suitable for different body types and ensures comfort throughout the day.

Technical Specifications

Material Advantages

• Color Fastness: the rich green shade does not fade when care instructions are followed.
• Density Calibration: the even structure of the fabric ensures a neat appearance of the product.
• Durability: the combination of acrylic, polyester, and viscose gives the fabric wear resistance.
• Comfort in Wearing: the soft texture is pleasant to the body and does not restrict movement.

Traditions and Origin

The product is created by the masters of Hutsul in the town of Kosiv, where the traditional cut of the skirt and embroidery motifs are passed down from generation to generation. The combination of classic form with modern color solutions makes this product a relevant addition to a contemporary wardrobe with an ethnic accent.

Care Instructions

• Wash at a temperature no higher than 30°C
• Do not use bleach
• Dry in a laid-out form, avoiding direct sunlight
• Iron at low temperature through fabric
• Store in a dry, ventilated place

“The color of the earth and grass lives in every thread of this outfit.”

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Please note: the colors of the product in the photographs may slightly differ from the actual ones due to screen settings and lighting during shooting.