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[9] Lowland and foothill ethnographic groups [edit] Cracovians (sometimes considered a national costume) [10] [11] Lachs, most notably the Sącz Lachs Lublinians Sandomierzans Pogorzans Biłgoraj-Tarnogród peasants Lasovians Gorals Lemkos (East Slavs) Western Cracovians Western Cracovians Sącz Lachs Gorals from Podhale Female Goral folk costume from Szczawnica Żywiec Gorals Limanowa Lachs Lemko couple Lasovians Lublinians from Krzczonów Lublinians from Krzczonów Resovians (peasants from around Rzeszów) [12] Pogorzans Biłgoraj-Tarnogród peasants Costumes of Ruthenian peasants (East Slavs) Carpathian ethnic groups [edit] Lemkos (East Slavs) Boykos (East Slavs) Uplanders Uplanders Biłograj-Tarnogród Boykos Bytomians-Górzanie folk costumes Pszczyna group Raciborzans Opolans Cieszyn Vlachs Cieszyn Lachs Silesian Gorals Lower Silesia (often German in origin or created later) Lower Silesia Górzanie Silesian Lachs Cieszyn Vlachs Silesian Gorals Kashubians Kocievians Tuchola Foresters Kuyavians Pyrzyce (historically German) Jamno (historically German) Warmians Krajnians Kashubians in Canada Kashubians Kuyavians Kocievians Young Warmian Woman at Prayer by Louis Friedrich Sy (1854) Jamno Łowiczans [13] [14] [15] Kurpie of the Green and White Primeval Forests [2] [16] [17] Urzeczans (Wilanów) Opoczno [18] Sieradzans [19] Łęczycans Łowiczans Green Forest Kurpie White Kurpie Young lad from Monice Jan Ograbek in a wedding costume by Franciszek Łubieński (1912), Sieradz Land Opoczno group and Sieradzan folk costumes Nadbużan/Southern Podlachian folk costume (both Lechites and East Slavs) Włodawa folk costume (both Lechites and East Slavs) Lipka Tatars Suwałki Poles Lithuanians from Puńsk Nadbużan folk costume Lewkowo Stare Tatars Lithuanians Greater Poland [edit] Szamotulans [20] Biskupians [20] Kaliszans Pałukans Bambers (polonised Germans) Bamber wearing unmarried woman's headpiece Bambers Burghers [edit] Mieszczanie were Polish burghers, among whom in 18th century czamaras gained a lot of popularity (especially in the Kraków region, hence the alternative name Kraków coat for czamara)

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