Women cepken (long-sleeved vest) decorated with the technique of cord fastening, one of the handicrafts that have been forgotten over time, has become protected in museums and chests since it is not used today. Women cepken with cord fastening examples in Konya museums were investigated within the scope of the study. It was aimed to produce modern designs suitable for use and to ensure the continuity of the cultural heritage with this research. This article, which is an example of traditional costume dress and embroidery art and is intended to carry these works to the present and to pass them on to next generations, is important because of shedding light on artists interested in this field, creation of written and visual resources and the fact that this technique has not been investigated and used so far. During the review of the literature, it has been determined that there is no study and comprehensive research on the technique of cord fastening. The research is important in terms of overcoming this deficiency. In addition, this article is important in terms of documenting the corduroy textile works with ethnographic values that may disappear over time and, especially, introducing the apparel of the 19th and 20th centuries today. Inventory information of these textile works preserved in museums were researched, a literature review was made on the subject and a catalog was created. The works were photographed and the drawings of those in different styles were made. The characteristics of the samples that are drawn, such as technique, color, pattern and composition, were specified.