Cotton Open Robe | Light Blue 18printedgowns Palace Bloom reproduction fabric showcases

Palace Bloom reproduction fabric showcases trailing vines with vibrant blossoms in shades of red

and often no buttonholes on the plain round cuff and scalloped pocket flap

gaberdine weaves were favored for garments that needed to look polished and wear hard over time

so these yarns have a very lightly heathered appearance when dyed up

from 18th-century garments to heirloom quilting

Cotton Open Robe | Light Blue 18printedgowns Palace Bloom reproduction fabric showcasesThis Regency era open robe is based on garments worn between the 1790s and 1810s, a period when fashion embraced softer silhouettes and classical influences. Made from fine, lightweight cotton, it features a high empire waist and an open front skirt, complementing the gown underneath. The capped sleeves accent the fuller sleeve of a Regency style gown underneath. Open robes were a versatile layering piece during the Regency period, commonly worn for