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General Vladimir Boldyrev wearing a general officer's Flora pattern field uniform with an undercollar seen
A podvorotnichok (Russian: подворотничок, lit. 'undercollar') is a narrow piece of white fabric formerly[1] sewn on the inside of the collars of field uniforms in the Russian Armed Forces and some of the former Soviet republics' militaries, to reduce wear and tear on the collar and alleviate chafing.
Podvorotnichoks were changed daily, typically in the evening before lights out, and checked during morning inspection. If a soldier's podvorotnichok was not snow-white or sewn correctly, he could be punished and made to resew it. Since the introduction of the modern VKPO uniform, podvorotnichoks and footwraps were phased out; podvorotnichok has not been mentioned in the Russian Armed Forces uniform list since the signing of Decree 300 by Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on 22 June 2015.[2]
^"Форменное раздевательство. Что больше не носят российские солдаты" [Undressing uniforms: What Russian soldiers no longer wear]. RIA Novosti (in Russian). 24 March 2018. Retrieved 27 December 2022.
^"Приказ Министра обороны Российской Федерации от 22.06.2015 № 300" [Decree of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation on 22.06.2015 No. 300]. publication.pravo.gov.ru (in Russian). Retrieved 27 December 2022.
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