This bridal costume, known as mesogeitiki or arvantiki foresia, was worn in all the villages of the Mesogeia region.

- embroidered sleeveless chemise
- tzakos (short-sleeved bodice)
- red belt
- griza me ta chrysa (sleevless gold-embroidered overdresses)
- peskoulia or masour plexides (hair ornaments)
- fesi (cap)
- chrysi obolia (head scarf)
- xelitsi (forehead jewelry)
- yiordani (pectoral)
- kordoni (ten chains hung with coins)

Collection of the Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation, Nafplion, Greece

The costume of Tanagra, with some variations, was worn in all the villages of the region.
- sleeveless emroidered chemise

- tzakos (gold embroidered bodice) with mounga (short sleeves)
- breza or bres (polychrome sash)
- sigouna (embroidered overdress)
- peskoulia (hair ornaments)
- bolia (head scarf)
- apron (a later addition)

Collection of the Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation, Nafplion, Greece.

An attire worn in different versions throughout this region.

- silk chemise
- sigouna (sleeveless white overdress)
- rouchini (red cloth apron)
- coat
- gaza me tis foundes (white kerchief edged with pompons)

Collection of the Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation, Nafplion, Greece.