Women's embroidered shirts women's size 58 (164-116-124)

Hand embroidery yields delicate texture, slight irregularities and greater motif detail, while machine embroidery is more uniform and faster. A hand-embroidered piece can take from several days to several weeks depending on complexity and coverage, whereas machine-made items are produced much quicker.

For everyday styling pair a linen or cotton vyshyvanka with jeans or tailored trousers and simple sandals or trainers. For festive looks choose richly embroidered or silk pieces and combine them with a maxi skirt or corset belt; neutral accessories will enhance the embroidery without overpowering it.

Wash by hand or on a delicate 30°C cycle with mild detergent, turn the garment inside out; do not wring and dry flat in the shade. To avoid shrinkage, rinse in cool water and iron inside out through a cloth at moderate temperature — linen may have slight shrinkage after the first wash.

To select the right size for a women's vyshyvanka, measure your bust, waist, and hip circumference. Our store offers a size range from 38 to 62. For instance, if your bust measurement is 92 cm, a size 42 would be suitable.

Use the UA size range 38–62: measure your bust, waist and hips in centimetres and compare with the product measurements. For loose cuts (tunics, oversize) consider one size down from your usual, while fitted styles require exact body measurements without extra allowance.

Women's embroidered shirts differ by cut (tunic, blouse, embroidered dress), colour palette and motifs: Polissia, Poltava, Bukovina and Galicia designs each have distinctive colours and stitches. They also vary in sleeve length, fabric density and decorative details like beads or appliqué in designer pieces.

Light linen and cotton vyshyvankas are ideal for everyday wear and the office; silk and heavily embroidered or beaded models suit festive occasions, weddings and photoshoots. For Vyshyvanka Day or Easter pick bright traditional motifs; for photoshoots long dresses or tailored designer cuts work best.

Hand wash at 30°C or use a delicate cycle without aggressive bleaches, turning the vyshyvanka inside out. Do not wring, dry flat in the shade; iron through a gauze cloth or from the reverse side at moderate temperature. These steps reduce shrinkage and preserve colour fastness.