Throughout history, Istria has been in close contact with the Italian, Germanic, and Slavic populations and due to this they have been under the influence of different cultures and idioms. For the most part, they have been under the influence of the Venetian language and culture. The Venetian dominance spread through language changes in three different phases throughout the lingual venitization of Istria. The reality of this is present in Tar, a town on the west coast of Istria which belongs to the municipality of Tar - Vabriga – Torre – Abrega. This area is bilingual and the people there speak with an Istrovenetian dialect. The aim of this study was to collect dialectic materials relating to the semantic field of Clothing based on the corpus of the Italian Linguistic Atlas and the Istrian Linguistic Atlas. Another aim was to use two different types of methodologies when collecting materials: a semiguided interview and a direct interview. By doing so, we wanted to determine the effectiveness of the differences in the process of gathering materials as well as the differences in the responses of the interviewees and the differences that are based on their ages. The interview was conducted with two respondents using a voice recorder. The first respondent is seventy-nine years old and belongs to the older generation of Tar's population. She has lived there since birth. The second respondent is twenty-nine years old and she lived in Tar up until three years ago. Both respondents communicate on a daily basis using the Istrovenetian language, that is, the dialect.