Civil War Clothing Including 19th Century, Victorian


How to Measure and Best Guide to Fit

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Most popular and “In Style” measurement for what is now being called “THE WAIST (#6 below)” measurement, is actually the location of the natural “HIP” measurement. See Chart Below.

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The measurements that I use are the “Old Fashioned/Granny Waist (# 4)” measurements. If you measure by the new styles of a “Low Rise” waist (Hip), your garment will not fit properly.

Since the garment(s)will only fit well if I have precise information to work from, please be 100% sure that you are giving me accurate measurements for each article of clothing you are ordering. Thank you.





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Measurements Needed for all garments - Men, Ladies & Children

Since the garment(s)will only fit well if I have precise information to work from, please be 100% sure that you are giving me accurate measurements for each article of clothing you are ordering. Thank you.


Size you buy in the stores, (please do not use S,M,LG,X-LG, etc.-thanks):

1. Neckband (around neck where collar will set)::

2. Chest/Bust: :

3. Waist (high, old fashioned, natural or granny waist ):

4. Shoulder Width (from tip of one shoulder to other, across back):

5. Shirt Sleeve: From neck base at center of back, (back bone on neck) along shoulder, over bent arm (like holding a stop sign) to wrist:

6. Arm length from top of shoulder to wrist:

7. Wrist Circumference:

8. Circumference of Upper Arm (abt. ½ way between shoulder & elbow):

9. Back waist length: From the small bone at the top of the spine, (back of neck) to the waistline in back.

10. Finished length you would like your garment to be, measure from natural waist, down the outside of leg, to the length you like the garment to be. If using a hoop, put the hoop on and then measure over the hoop to bottom length desired.:

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Civil War Clothing Including 19th Century, Victorian

Civil War Clothing Including 19th Century, Victorian

1850-1860 Day Dress

Civil War Clothing Including 19th Century, Victorian

Peterson's Magazine 1864

19th Century Ladies, Men, and Girls period clothing, including Victorian
100% Silk Print that belonged to my Great-Grandmother, now in my collections. Dated by an Appraiser, Godey's 1860's. Size – 8in. X 10in.

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