Choboty

Cheboty ( chobots ) - a type of boots with a short boot . Men's and women's shoes with heels . Chebotar is a shoemaker .

In Russian-language written sources, the word chobot first appears in 1486 ^[1] .

Fabrics were made of morocco , expensive ones were made of satin and velvet . Morocco yellow, blue, worm, white, green.

Skobota straight and curved. Curved cheboty had socks bent up.

The bootlegs were called former. Felt insoles. Sub-outfit is the inner skin of Chebot. In the cold - from satin, from the warm from beaver fur .

Rich trimming was decorated with gold and silver embroidery, pearls and precious stones. The top of the bootlegs was lined with gold . The soles were lined with studs, heels with silver or iron brackets.

For horse riding, harpoons (spikes) - spurs - were attached to the hobby.

Chebots were part of the Great Tsar’s attire, the Kings did not go in boots — only in skabets and shoes. The studies of Mikhail Fedorovich, included in the Big outfit , were described as follows:

blooms are lowered with grass pearls on chervchat velvet, on the front in the nests there are three azure yachts, one lala, and five emeralds ... brackets are silver.