18th c. Petticoat — Period Corsets 18th century fashion, Historical dresses, 18th century clothing

The 18th Century Petticoat is a full petticoat gathered onto a shaped yoke. This petticoat is designed to be worn with the Full Pannier or the Pocket Hoop Pannier. The 18th Century Petticoat has a 10” ruffle, and a 38” center front to hem length, and includes two tucks for altering the length. Fabrics and colors: off-white, white, and black 100% cotton broadcloth. * Adjustable drawstring waistband * 153”-193”circumference of the body at the hem * 35”-37” waist to hem length * optional, by request- pocket openings can be added at the yoke for access to your historical tie-on pockets

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