Yellow wool dervish coat of the kind that would eventually come to be called a hırka. First half of the 17th century.
“Hırka” was one of several names for a short, loose jacket worn by dervishes. The word appears to be post-period.
Due to the vast, roiling confusion over the word for the hip-length underjacket, some modern scholars appropriated “hırka” to describe it. The correct 16th-century term is zıbın.