Mapping the traditional dress types of Southwestern Siberian old believers (late 1800s - early 1900s)

The article addresses traditional domestic clothing of southwestern Siberian Old Believers. Professing the same Priestless Old Belief, they came from different parts of European Russia (“Poles", Belarusian “Muscovites”, “Kerzhaks”, etc.). The basic type of clothing is sarafan, whose types reveal the sources of migration. Their geographic distribution indicates northeastern and northwestern Russian traditions. Ethno-cultural diversity was maintained owing to the stability of marriage circles until the 1920s.