The embroidery of the barong tagalog are commonly placed on a rectangular section on the front of the chest (known as "pechera", "shirt front", from Spanish "pecho", "chest"), and/or over the entire shirt ("sabog", from Tagalog for "scattered"). They feature various embroidery techniques, including "calado" and "doble calado" ("pierced" and "double-pierced", types of openwork drawn thread embroidery), "encajes de bolilio" (Venetian lace), and "sombrado" (shadow embroidery). They can also have other kinds of ornamentation, like "alforza" (pleats), "suksuk" (weft floats), and even hand-painted designs.