Kaherööbsed
kaherööbsed refers to a type of traditional Estonian peasant clothing, specifically a woman's apron. The word itself is a compound of "kaher" meaning "two" and "ööbsed" likely related to "ööbima" or "ööbine," suggesting something related to two layers or something worn over other garments. These aprons were typically made of linen or a linen-wool blend and were characterized by their fullness and decorative elements.
The design of kaherööbsed varied regionally, but common features included pleats or gathers at the waistband,
Kaherööbsed were an essential part of a woman's festive attire, worn over a skirt and blouse. They