Take stock of Russian national costumes. What do Lubaha, Salavin and Shuba mean?

"Lubaha" is a traditional Russian costume, and its style is a bit like a long-sleeved dress. In the past, Russian women would wear Lubaha when weeding in the fields, because long sleeves could prevent straw from stabbing their skin. Lubaha is also called "mowing skirt".

"Salafan" is an ancient Russian men's robe and a traditional Russian national costume. Salavin also refers to sleeveless dresses. Saravan was born in the farming era, and now it is only worn on major occasions such as festivals.

Shuba, a fur coat, is an indispensable winter dress for Russians. Shuba has different kinds of goods, such as mink, fur, sheepskin, rabbit skin and dog skin. A long time ago, Russian shuba was mainly sheepskin. Due to the cold climate in Russia, Shuba has always been the master of winter clothes. Until the appearance of down jackets, Shuba's monopoly position was completely broken.