Abstract
The article discusses man’s traditional clothes of in the Jizzakh oasis. Man’s clothes of Uzbek differs with variety. Similar cut, despite of age, was typical for all men’s clothes, that shows the archaic character of men’s clothes. The peculiarities of region in men’s clothes were shown by colour of material and way of wearing of different costumes.
Highlights
National clothes of Uzbek can be divided on lower and upper — shoulder and belting
Ends of neckband were sewed with jiak bands [1]
Yaktak was worn by young and old men. Such light and comfortable shirt was made longer than knees, its’ neckband was sewed with some vertical seams with a help of hooks, and nowadays it is sewed on machines with thick seams
Summary
National clothes of Uzbek can be divided on lower (underclothes) and upper — shoulder and belting. In Fergana volley — long vertical cut was sewed with neckband, made of longitudinal piece of fabric, cut on two wedges and sewed with wide ends. Shirts with horizontal cut of neckband were worn by Uzbeks of Tashkent and Fergana volley, and by Uzbeks of Zaravshan volley, Kashkadarya, Surhandarya and Khorezm.
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