Over-jacket worn by women of the upper-classes.   Silk with interwoven tapestry-like patterns. Trimmings of gold fabric.  Round collar, and breast-flap. Lining apple-green silk.  Orig. in E. Fritsche's China goods store, Wilhelm Str. Berlin.

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XinJiang- Wadded overcoat, "tshapdn". Made of 19 cm wide half-silk known as "maceru".

XinJiang- Undergarment for women. Chinese silk with coloured embroidery in the Chinese style. The opening for neck can be done up on each side by strings,

Japan- Man's over-jacket ("haori"). Slightly wadded. Half-silk, checked pattern, silk crape lining. The garment is fastened round the body with plaited silk cords. The sleeves are used as pockets. Back seam.

XinJiang- Dzungarian woman's over-garment. Satin with silk lining; embroidered in the Chinese style, but also provided with slightly curved cord decoration as is customary with Turkish peoples. Seam at back.

Turkey- Chemise. Bi-coloured strips sewn together. The strips are made of so-called Hissarish silk. They are 32 cm wide and made of coarse light red and violet shot half-silk.

Turkey, Nepal- Woman's trousers ("izar adras"). These are made of half- silk and are moired. Biding-breeches ("tshim"). Yellow silk embroidered sheep-skin breeches. The lower part trimmed with fur and lined with calico.

India- Woman's jacket ("eng gji"), light cotton material Burma. Petticoat ("man coe"). Tonking. The garment is of strong cotton material dyed blue and decorated with embroidery as well as pompons and tassels attached to strings of glass beads.

India, Burma- Khasi woman's upper-garment, poncho shape ("simphongshad").

India- Women's and girls' dresses.

Mid Caucuses- Georgian man's garment. "Tchockha".

Tunisia- Kandura or gandura.

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Syria- A mashla from Damascus.

Men's Turkish jackets from Kars. The men's jackets, closely related in form to the djubbeh, are also made of cloth. The favourite colours are blue, and grey-blue shades. Sometimes these jackets are provided with applied ornamental cord, usually of darker shade.

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Northern Morocco- The djellabia or djellaba.

Turkey- State coat. Bokhara officer's magnificent "chalat".

Over-jacket worn by women of the upper-classes. Silk with interwoven tapestry-like patterns. Trimmings of gold fabric. Round collar, and breast-flap. Lining apple-green silk. Orig. in E. Fritsche's China goods store, Wilhelm Str. Berlin.

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