German costume

The dirndl is the traditional German dress associated for many with Oktoberfest. Learn more about the history of this German outfit and what exactly makes a dirndl a dirndl.

German Beer Maid Alpine German Vintage Bavarian Outfit Ladies Costume Package includes: apron dress, lace at front, Invisible zipper on left side, non stretchy material white

Every region in the world is easily identifiable by the kind of clothing that was traditionally worn there. From the 'kimonos' worn in Japan to the 'sarees' draped in India, from the 'kilts' of Scotland to the 'pueblas' of Mexico, these outfits were, and still are, synonymous with the culture of the country. Clothing that

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Polyester,Cotton Machine Wash This 3 piece from Gaudi Leathers is an original German dirndl set, consisting of: dress, blouse and apron This traditional dress is fastened with a zip. Material composition: Dress: 65% cotton 35% polyester, blouse: cotton/polyester Mix, apron: 100% polyester, Care instructions: Machine wash 30 C, ironing with medium temperature Our dirndl set is tailored to emphasise the figure. Our traditional costumes are ideal for Bavaria's Oktoberfest, for carnival time or…

German Beer Maid Alpine German Vintage Bavarian Costume Ladies Costume Package includes: apron dress, lace at front, zipper at back White top MaterialDre

This ‘Mr. Legs,’ Oktoberfest Lederhosen Dude Outfit is a great German Fest Costume Idea. We are very well stocked with many styles or Lederhosen, German Hats, German Folkloric Attire, Barmaids & Historical German Characters. Get complete outfits or just the pieces you need.

Multiple outfit options for ladies and gents, including accessories.

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.

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…