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Rubashka - More commonly known as an ashka, it is an outer tunic or garment worn over an inner tunic by servants and other lower class Kandavan associated folks. It generally splits at the waist and is traditionally worn over a pair of billowy usrus-pants. Set with buttons or toggles down the front, decorated with embroidery, or with stripes are the most traditional decorations. Like their enterprising female halves Laketown merchants are known to dress in the ashka and rus-pants to seem more "worldly" and respectable.
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Chokha - A long coat or robe like item worn by upper class Kandavan men. During day to day wear, it tends to be more fluid and lengthy showing off the fineness of the fabric and it's skill at fluid seams. Darker colors, burgundy, midnight blue, wine red, and black are most traditional. Hose rather than trousers or rus-pants are traditionally worn under a chokha.
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For special dress, a chokha will be far more decorated like an upper class woman's sarafan. Traditionally, a married couple will dress in coordinating outfits.
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Peasant style sarafans and ashkas tend to be the typical style of dress for lower caste people living in Kandavan overseen areas.
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