Evening designs were often embroidered with sparkling crystal and black jet embroidery. Silks were often embroidered with gold and silver thread and embellished with laces. Braided or embroidered borders often decorated sleeves. He wore silk boots embroidered with gold, and a sash of blue girded his waist. The Umayyads would send gifts including embroidered silk ceremonial cloaks. These badges were embroidered with silk thread, switching to cotton in 1940. Arvanite women were known for wearing a chemise shirt that was heavily embroidered. Some evening wear was embroidered with sequins and glass. All are embroidered with the FUBU logo. It is embroidered with zari and zardozi along with gota (decorative lace on knee area). It may be embroidered, and richly decorated with jewels. However, the assignment badges on sleeves are embroidered by hand or machine. Otello once gave her, linen embroidered with strawberries. It may also be embroidered, and is often richly decorated with jewels. Shiromuku or uchikake are worn by brides, which are heavily embroidered white kimono.