Sleeved black woollen vest of the traditional tsolias costume of Naoussa, also known as pisli. It consists of the two front panels and the trapezoid-shaped back panel. On the sides, two trapezoid-shaped panels add width to the garment. It has a round neckline and a vertical opening. The sleeves, which have scalloped ends, are sewn on the shoulder blades, perpendicular to the torso, and have appliqued embroidery made with black cords that form a concave branch with floral coils. The garment is trimmed with rows of black cord all around. The front opening is held closed with buttons that are on the right side and go through loops on the left. The entire front part has appliqued black cords, which are arranged vertically, with one of them forming a broken line. Likewise, there are appliqued cords on the back, two vertical ones sewn under the shoulder area and a central one forming a triangle. On the inside, the vest is lined with blue cotton fabric, while the sleeves are lined with red cotton fabric.
