Blúzok

Blúzok is a term that refers to blouses, a type of women's shirt. Blouses are typically looser in fit than a typical t-shirt and can be made from a variety of fabrics, including silk, cotton, polyester, and linen. They are often distinguished by features such as decorative collars, cuffs, pleats, ruffles, or embroidery. The style and design of blouses have evolved significantly throughout history, reflecting changing fashion trends and societal norms.

Historically, blouses have served as a versatile garment for women, suitable for both formal and casual occasions. Early forms of blouses can be traced back to ancient garments worn by both men and women. In modern times, the blouse has become a staple in women's wardrobes, available in a vast array of styles, colors, and patterns. They can be worn with skirts, trousers, or shorts, making them adaptable to numerous outfits. The choice of fabric and design often dictates the occasion for which a blouse is most appropriate, with silk and satin often reserved for more formal settings, while cotton and linen are commonly used for everyday wear. The term "blúzok" specifically denotes this category of women's upper-body garments.