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A woman in the Dutch town of Sparkenburg wearing an embroidered kraplap over her shoulders

A kraplap is a traditional Dutch breastcloth garment made of stiff, starched cotton which was once worn by women throughout the Netherlands but which has all but disappeared by the early 21st century. [1]

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