Sleeves made of thin canvas have embroidery stitched with silk thread and gold and silver metallic thread on the sleeve edges and collar. The techniques used are satin stitch, loop stitch, stem stitch, and full stitch. The sleeves are set into a narrow cuff, with the front part made of factory fabric. A metal hook and eye for fastening are sewn onto the collar.

The skirt is made of 10 trapezoids of factory canvas. It is entirely pleated, with embroidery made across the pleats in the waist area. The skirt is inserted into an envelope, which is narrow on the front side and mostly made of the back side. The front part of the envelope is embroidered with satin stitching.

The apron made of factory canvas consists of two parts connected by a silk floral ribbon. Embroidered motifs of “feathers” are placed at both corners adjacent to the ribbon, sewn with colorful silk thread. Techniques used include full stitch, stem stitch, curve with loops, and chain stitch. Several lines of machine stitching run along the adjacent edges. A fringed lace made of metallic threads is sewn along the bottom edge. The envelope has a front side made of floral ribbons and the back side is made of patterned cotton fabric.

The cap made of factory canvas is embroidered with silk and cotton thread. Small motifs are stitched using satin stitch, stem stitch, and full stitch, with chain stitching also utilized. The top part has teeth sewn along the edge.