Betalaskostuneista

Betalaskostuneista, also known as "betalaskostumet" or "betalaskostumerna" in Swedish, refers to a traditional Swedish costume worn during the Christmas season. The term translates to "Christmas stockings" in English, but it is important to note that these are not the same as the modern Christmas stockings used to hang gifts. Betalaskostuneista are typically worn by children and are made from a single piece of fabric, often wool or cotton, and are designed to be worn over the head and shoulders. They are usually decorated with embroidery, lace, or other decorative elements, and may include a hood or cap. The costume is often worn with a traditional Swedish hat, known as a "lapphatt," and a pair of traditional Swedish boots, known as "lappsko." Betalaskostuneista are a popular tradition in Sweden and are often worn during the Christmas market, or "julmarknad," where they can be seen on children and adults alike. The costume is also popular among tourists visiting Sweden during the Christmas season.