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Our Fine Linen in Action!

Our Fine Linen in Shift Form!

The MMA Shift

We thought we’d do a little post to display an item that some of our fabrics have been made up in so that you can get a better idea of what the fabric will do.

This is our MMA shift which has been made from our 100% Linen Fine Weight – and its’ soo good to be able to see how nice this cloth is.

Here is a link to our video of the MMA shift...

And take a look at some of these pictures…

Reproduction of Linen Chemise from Metropolitan Museum of Art c.1780 by HandBound Historical Costumes, Replica Period Clothing, Linen Undergarments, Georgian Underclothes and underpinnings, 18th century historical costumes made by HandBound Costumes, Metropolitan Museum of Art Chemise from the 1780s replicated by HandBound Costumes, The history of the shirt, what women wore in the 1700s, re-enactment costumes, theatre and film costumier, dress like the duchess, what did marie antionette wear?

Hand Finished Neck Frill

 

 

Reproduction of Linen Chemise from Metropolitan Museum of Art c.1780 by HandBound Historical Costumes, Replica Period Clothing, Linen Undergarments, Georgian Underclothes and underpinnings, 18th century historical costumes made by HandBound Costumes, Metropolitan Museum of Art Chemise from the 1780s replicated by HandBound Costumes, The history of the shirt, what women wore in the 1700s, re-enactment costumes, theatre and film costumier, dress like the duchess, what did marie antionette wear?

MMA Shift front

 

 

 

Reproduction of Linen Chemise from Metropolitan Museum of Art c.1780 by HandBound Historical Costumes, Replica Period Clothing, Linen Undergarments, Georgian Underclothes and underpinnings, 18th century historical costumes made by HandBound Costumes, Metropolitan Museum of Art Chemise from the 1780s replicated by HandBound Costumes, The history of the shirt, what women wore in the 1700s, re-enactment costumes, theatre and film costumier, dress like the duchess, what did marie antionette wear?

Full View

You can see from the photo that the seam from the back is gently visible at teh front and this does help you to understand how fine this linen is.

We hope this helps you choose your fabric!

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