Morning Gown | Brandied Raisin spo-notify-me-enabled

Morning Gown | Brandied Raisin spo-notify-me-enabledWhile preparing for the day at home, a lady often wore a dressing gown over her shift and stays before putting on the gown and accessories seen in public. This intermediate layer provided comfort and modesty during the process of dressing, as well as a presentable appearance within the household. This example features a fashionable printed cotton outer, offering visual interest suited to domestic wear. It is lined in a lightweight colored linen,

The medium weight provides just the right amount of structure while maintaining a comfortable drape

Easily the most comfortable and loose-fitting option for the period

This particular design features a distinctive double collar

The lightly brushed finish gives it a smooth yet cozy feel

this linen drapes beautifully and is especially well suited for gowns

offering a practical and attractive option for a wide range of sewing projects

making it safe to carry your beverage from the tavern or from camp to camp

The sunset tone brings a vivid

The fresh yellow-green hue brings a bright yet natural appearance

refined appearance

Hand forged in Indiana

or The Ladies Delight was originally published in 1680 as erotica