Austrian clothes

Christmas Outfit for Mrs. Claus

Folkwear sewing pattern # 123Austrian DirndlIncludes sizes XS, SM, MD, LG, XL, 2XL and 3XLPattern Condition: Uncut and factory foldedSew a lovely set for Octoberfest or productions of The Sound of Music.The Dirndl dates back to the Renaissance and is one of the few regional costumes still worn exte

Bavaria (or the Free State of Bavaria) is the biggest state of Germany. And it is a very unique territory which differs from other parts of Germany. People in Bavaria continue to keep their traditions (which are rather long-standing) even today, in 21st century. Bavarian traditional costume is called "Tracht": "dirndl dresses" for women and "lederhosen" for men. And local people wear them with great proud.

Couple dressed in Bavarian Tracht during #Oktoberfest in Munich.

Rare vintage dress like from fair tale originally was made in Austria Very old,edition near 50s Dress keeped in very good vintage condition without any tags Size:l-xl 38-40eu 12-14uk measurements is: ~bust 104cm/41 inches ~waist 72cm/28,5 inches ~length of dress 115cm/45 inches

Hello all, Today I am going to focus on the Miesbach costume. This costume has become a symbol of Bavaria, of Munich, and in fact, of Germany as a whole. It is actually from south central Upper Bavaria, the area known as the Tölz-Miesbach Upland, between the Inn River in the east, the Ammer River in the west, the Austrian border on the south, and the environs of Munich in the north, covering the Landskreise of Toelz, Miesbach, and the western half of Rosenheim. However, it is also strongly…

Vorarlberg / Austria. Quelle: http://www.vorarlberger-landestrachtenverband.at/index.php?id=21

Austrian woman in Folk costumes from Austria

In the late 1930s and all during WWII, clothes with an Alpine (or Bavarian, or Tyrolean) flavor were very popular. This has always struck me as being a bit odd, especially after it was clear that …

Green and black dirndl with long skirt, and brown plaid apron.

Lena Hoschek Tradition S/S15 "Dirndl Sonja" www.lenahoschek.com