Szlachta: a traditional outfit worn by the nobility and gentry in Poland, typically made of silk or velvet, and adorned with gold or silver thread.

Kontusz: a traditional long, wide-sleeved robe worn by men, typically made of wool or velvet and adorned with gold or silver thread.

Żupan: a similar garment worn by women, typically made of silk or satin and adorned with gold or silver thread.

Konfederatka: a traditional bonnet worn by women, typically made of linen or cotton and adorned with lace or ribbons.

Kontusz: a traditional type of footwear worn by men and women, made of leather and typically decorated with embroidery or beads.

Kerchief: a traditional type of head scarf worn by women, typically made of linen or cotton and decorated with embroidery or lace.