Chuga

 Chuga (chuganya) - cape straight cut, sewed of home-made brown cloth. Has forged sleeves, stitched the bottom and is used as pockets, and a very long neck, hanging on the shoulders of the belt. Chugi ornaments are hanging long thread, fringe related to the frayed or woven into braids. Chuga was common type of clothing in the Middle Ages among the Carpathian Lemko and considered a symbol of consistency. The decoration of this type of clothing is different depending on the region of Lemko. In Slobozhanschyna chugoy also called long coat with short sleeves, worn and ordinary people (from sermyaga, canvas), and the boyars (of fine cloth, brocade and velvet).