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JEFFERSON - Skirt 18th (1776)
The quilted skirt Jefferson is originally a French petticoat. In the 18th century it was transformed into a skirt by the American ladies.
This item is made to measure and customizable. The price displayed is indicative.
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The quilted skirt Jefferson is originally a French petticoat. In the 18th century it was transformed into a skirt by the American ladies.
Copied from a model museum, it is made of wild silk, entirely padded by hand. The lining is made of cotton.
It closes at the waist by ties to tie. It is 4/5 length, so you can see your shoes and your ankles.
* To wear this skirt in the spirit of 18th, it arises on a "faux cul"
** Underwear is sold separately. You can find them in the underwear section.
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The quilted skirt Jefferson is originally a French petticoat. In the 18th century it was transformed into a skirt by the American ladies.
This item is made to measure and customizable. The price displayed is indicative.
Contact us for any quote.