drawing apron with袖套 Note: "袖套" is the direct translation of "narukavniki" into Chinese, which means "sleeve covers". Since the instruction specifies to transliterate non-Latin brand names, and "narukavniki" does not seem to be a brand name but rather a descriptive term, it was translated directly. However, since the instruction also mentions keeping the format as close to the original as possible and there's no exact equivalent in English for "narukavniki" in this context, I've provided the closest translation. If we strictly follow the rule of transliterating non-Latin script, it should remain in Cyrillic, but as "narukavniki" is not in a non-Latin script, this doesn't apply here. The most accurate approach would be to use the closest English term, which would be "sleeve covers". Thus, the correct translation should be: drawing apron with sleeve covers