"Harvest woman's vestment"

It's the vestment worn by the peasant women from Carreço on Sundays when they had to do with their fiancés to the plain to cut grass to feed the cattle. It's more modest than the vestment known as the "peasant woman's vestment". The red woollen apron is quite simple. It has black and green stripes. They wear large brims hats. The neck cloth, in green or orange shades, is adjusted on the chest. The shirt is made of thick linen and has a simple white embroidery. The vest has a strip of plain common cotton cloth with floral themes. The skirt has a black and white doubling. Women wear their hair tied up at the top of their heads. The hair is placed inside a hair net and it is held on the sides by hair pins. They wear wooden shoes with no socks. When they are mourning for someone the basic colours of this vestment change into blue, purple, green and black.