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Can be worn in many layers to create bell shaped skirts. In addition, they
provided warmth and modesty. When worn over a hoopskirt, it prevents the hoops from showing through the skirt.
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Our Best Petticoat! It can be worn with by itself or over a hoop. It can also be tucked up
or turned inside out for a can-can effect.
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Fastening only at the collar, this renaissance style shirt is held in place by
the corset/bodice.
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This chemise is gathered into a neckband and wristbands...allowing a space for
beautiful embroidery or handwork. c. 1580
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Designed to be worn off the shoulder and full enough to be worn over a hoopskirt.
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This is the all-purpose garment worn under corsets, bodices, and gowns.
Several neckline and sleeve options available.
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The bumroll was worn to provide extra shaping to skirts. It is especially
appropriate under cartridge pleated skirts.
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A Lady's Chemise was the intimate garment worn between the skin and the corset.
It can be worn tucked into the drawers or loose.
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Traditionally not worn until the Victorian Period. These can be made in
many styles, including in flannel for both modesty and warmth.
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These drawers are open in the back to provide easy access to the chamberpot.
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100% Cotton Hoopskirt.
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100% Cotton hoopskirt with ruffles to prevent boning from showing through your
skirt.
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Give your Sock Hop or Retro outfit the poof it deserves!
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Custom Hoops, Farthingales, Panniers, and Bustles can be created to accomadate heavy skirts, different
lengths, or less common shapes.
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Little girls often wore the same undergarments as adults, just sized down and
simplified.
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This is a guide to help you wear your clothing.
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