1860's Ladies Dresses
1860 Garments by Glenda - Civil War Clothing Including 19th Century, Victorian, Garments and Costumes, Custom Made Just for You!
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1860's Lady's Blouse
This blouse is made of cotton muslin. Blouse openings are in front or back, (your choice). Each Blouse is custom made to your specifications.
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1860's Camp Dress The # 1 – Best Seller for Reenactors!
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This gown is made of cotton and comes with piping in most seams, bodice linings and boning. Dress opens in front, closures are hook & eyes or buttons (your choice). Each dress is custom made to your specifications.
Prairie Dresses
This dress comes in sizes 8 to 22 Ladies and 3 to 14 girls with growth tucks in the skirt. Dress openings are in front, closures are buttons, this dress can also be custom made to your specifications to accommodate most occasion.
Low Cost Costumes For Ladies & Girls
These costumes are designed and made for a “ONE TIME EVENT”, “STARTER RE-ENACTMENT”, “CHURCH HOMECOMINGS”, and “FAST GROWING CHILDREN”. Will make to your wishes!
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Simplicity 3855: 1860's Pagoda
This gown is made of cotton and comes with piping in most seams, bodice linings and boning. Dress opens in front, closures are hook & eyes or buttons (your choice). Each dress is custom made to your specifications.
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Made
for the Kent Plantation House, Alexandria, Louisiana.
1860's Pagoda Sleeve Dress
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This gown is made of cotton and comes with piping in most seams, bodice linings and boning. Dress opens in front, closures are hook & eyes or buttons (your choice). Attachable undersleeves included. Each dress is custom made to your specifications.
Made
for the Kent Plantation House, Alexandria, Louisiana.
1860's Afternoon Tea Dress #1
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This gown is made of cotton and comes with piping in most seams, bodice linings and boning. Dress opens in front, closures are hook & eyes or buttons (your choice). Each dress is custom made to your specifications.
1860's Pagoda Sleeve Dress
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This gown is made of cotton and comes with piping in most seams, bodice linings and boning. Dress opens in front, closures are hook & eyes or buttons (your choice). Attachable undersleeves included. Each dress is custom made to your specifications.
1860's Lady's Zouave
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This 2-piece gown is made of cotton and comes with piping in most seams, jacket/bodice lined. Blouse sold seperately. Each dress is custom made to your specifications.
Pioneer
Dress, also used as a Camp/Day Dress, without hoop.
1830's – 1860's Pioneer Dress
This gown is made of cotton and comes with piping in most seams. Dress opens in front, closures are hook & eyes or buttons (your choice). Great for mothers to be, comes with or without a waistband. Each dress is custom made to your specifications. Ladies 0711-Homestead Dress: Expecting, Camp and Work
Starting pricing:
View A(without waistband): $115.00 + shipping
View B(with waistband): $165.00 + shipping
Bodice lining + $18.00
Adding lace to sleeve ruffle + $8.00
Adding a “Peter Pan” Collar + $12.00
1830's – 1860's Pioneer Round Dress
This gown is made of cotton and comes with piping in most seams, bodice linings and boning. Dress opens in front, closures are hook & eyes or buttons (your choice). Each dress is custom made to your specifications. Ladies Round Dress (Pioneer): Camp and Work
Starting pricing:
View A: $185.00 + shipping
Adding lace in yoke and sleeves + $12.00
Adding a “Peter Pan” Collar + $12.00
Shawl
not for sale, it is for show/prop only, Blouse sold separately.
1860's Lady's Hoop Skirt
This skirt is made of cotton and comes with a matching belt. Each skirt is custom made to your specifications.
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1860's Afternoon Tea Dress #2
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This gown is made of cotton and comes with piping in most seams, bodice linings and boning. Dress opens in front, closures are hook & eyes or buttons (your choice). Each dress is custom made to your specifications.
You are Welcome to have me make a garment from a pattern purchased from a local retail store, such as Simplicity (I have a large collection of Civil War Era, now discontinued), McCalls, Butterick, and Etc. ... Just give me a pattern name and number, with a brief discrption of the pattern pictured.
Garments and Costumes, Custom Made Just for You! 33+ Years Sewing Experience of costumes & custom sewing. We can accommodate almost any sewing project you might need for reenactors, historical reproductions, or costumes.
The fabrics shown on “Sample Dresses” may not be available at the time of your order.
Each garment is custom made to your specifications, you tell me how you want your garment or costume made, pricing depends on trims, styles, and make.
My garments and dresses are made from authentic patterns, historical photographs, drawings or specific patterns from customer's request. I also can use patterns you choose from your local retail store, just include the pattern name and number, in your e-mail when asking about pricing. pricing
All of my garments are custom made to order, and I do not offer “off the rack garments” although I may sometimes have a display or sample dress you may be interested in. Gowns and garments shown on my web pages are photographs of garments I have made for customers, I do not carry any garments or costumes in stock. Contact Me
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