From our Stylist's Collection
An antique Edwardian petticoat in airy white cotton, finished with generous bands of floral lace and finely tucked cotton around the hem. The gathered skirt falls into a beautifully full silhouette, with the lacework lending softness and movement to the lower portion. The buttoned waist and delicate construction speak to its origins as an early 20th-century undergarment, while its graceful proportions make it especially beautiful worn as a skirt today. Circa 1900s–1910s.
CONDITION
In good antique condition with wear consistent with age and use.
SIZE & MEASUREMENTS
| Approximate Fit |
XS |
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| Waist |
23 inch |
58.4 cm |
| Length |
33 inch |
83.8 cm |
Skirts
- Items measured lying flat
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Bust measured across the front from armpit to armpit. Double the measurement for size.
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Length measured down the center of the back from the top neck seam to the bottom of the garment.
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Waist measured across the dress on the waist seam, or wear the waist would naturally lie. Double for size.
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Hips measured across the dress at the fullest part of the hips (approximately 7-9 inches below the waist). Double for size.
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Sleeves measured down the underarm from the armpit to the end of sleeve.
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Outer sleeve measured from the shoulder seam to the end of sleeve down the outside of the arm.
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Shoulders measured between shoulder seams on the backside.
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Center of Neck to Cuff measured from the back center of the neck down the outside of the arm to the end of the sleeve.