This is a festive costume from the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.

They called this festive costume "banenski foustan".

This festive attire is typical for married women who so prepared to go to the megdan, the round dance, go to an engagement or wedding, etc.

The upper garment - geziya ("dziziya") has a fitted upper part and 3 buttons on both sides of the bosom opening.

Festive costume typical of the early twentieth century.

The feet are covered with knitted woolen socks with red on the toes and heels, which they put on to protect them from evil eyes.

The women's festive costume from the second half of the 19th century was rich and heavy.

The feet are covered with white knitted socks with embroidered flowers on the ankles and feet and with Wallachian slippers.

In the first decades of the twentieth century, in almost all areas, the „saya” has appeared by the entry of new clothing.

This costume is called "klashnik", it came to Razlog from the Bulgarians - settlers from the villages of Banitsa, Karakoy, Gorno Brody.