Albanian dress consists of the following
Headgear Men The following headdresses are in use for men: •
Qeleshe or plis: a type of hat worn by men in Albania, Kosovo, and the
Albanian-speaking parts of Greece and North Macedonia. In central Albania (
Tirana,
Durrës,
Kavaja) it is cone-shaped, and in North Albania and
Kosovo round. • Albanian hat () worn typically during the 15th to 18th centuries and immortalized in
Onufri's paintings. •
Qylafë : a woolen high hat worn in southern Albania.
Women The following headdresses are in use for women: •
Kapica : a headdress for women. •
Langi, other names include:
peshqira,
riza,
marhamë,
pashnik. •
Lëvere : right shaped headdress. •
Kryqe : square shaped headdress.
Pants and upper body covers •
Fustanella : traditional skirt-like garment worn by men. •
Tirqe : long pants worn by men. •
Brekushe: for men and women. •
Xhubleta : Only worn by women. •
Mbështjellëse- Only worn by women.
Xhamadan A
xhamadan is a traditional
vest, which is worn by
Albanian men throughout
Albania, in
Kosovo,
Albanians in North Macedonia,
Albanians in Serbia,
Albanians in Montenegro, and in the
Arbëresh villages in
Italy.
Brez Brez are traditional
belts, which are worn by
Albanian men throughout
Albania, in
Kosovo,
North Macedonia,
Serbia,
Montenegro, and in the
Arbëresh villages in
Italy.
Çorape Çorape are traditional socks which are worn by
Albanian men throughout
Albania, in
Kosovo,
North Macedonia,
Serbia,
Montenegro, and in the
Arbëresh villages in
Italy.Çorape are other known as socks. But they were part of traditions.
Opinga Opinga : (Art sandals), are traditional
shoes which are worn by
Albanian men throughout
Albania, in
Kosovo,
North Macedonia,
Serbia,
Montenegro, and in the
Arbëresh villages in
Italy. ==Gallery==