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.

Casual costume for young women - brides and maidens, used until the middle of the twentieth century.

The costume was brought to Razlog by the Bulgarians, settlers from the villages of Banitsa, Karakoy, Gorno Brody in Sersko (today's Greece).

Casual costume for an elderly woman, used until the middle of the twentieth century.

It is made of home-woven woolen fabric with protruding large „plohi” called "gruchki".

This girl is dressed in short shirt (koshulya), which is covered by the outwear, with small raised collar and rich lace on the sleeves.

This costume is from the first decades of the twentieth century, the new garment "foustan" shows a transition from the traditional to urban.