Bekeshev

 Bekeshev - vintage winter menswear fur or wool syurtuchnogo cut with side zipper line and cut the back, cutting the waist, with pleats or gathers on the back line of the waist seam. The edges of the collar and sleeves and hem are trimmed with fur. In Russia Bekeshev appeared already in the XVI century. and was considered fashionable clothes, not uniforms. However, in 1931 the Order of the Revolutionary Military Council of the USSR for command personnel of the Red Army entered Bekeshev as winter clothing. This double-breasted winter overcoat sewn from cloth padded or fur, fur collar was not a stand-up, and turn-down, with Velcro hook and loop. At the bottom of the cut-off had equity pockets slanted pockets are not allowed. The sleeves had cuffs, length Békésy strictly defined within 35-40 cm from the floor to the bottom edge.