Swiss Dot | Regency Gown wstays18 To get your collection started

To get your collection started we have included a wood pen with a metal nib

This pattern has been derived directly from four examples Henry Cookes’ collection he has to study and pattern

coffee was not widely consumed among colonists until their agitation against King George arose due to the fateful tea tax

The skirt support you choose can make all the difference in how your gown lays

Our scarves are limited runs

Swiss Dot | Regency Gown wstays18 To get your collection startedSometimes called a bib front or pinned front gown, this early 19th century style gown is comfortable, adjustable, and appropriate for 1812, Jane Austen, Regency era. Made entirely out of cotton, the gown's structure has been based on extant garments. The gown comes up over the shoulders and ties together with two ties across the bust. Then the front panel pins at the sides of the breast while a tie goes around the trunk and secures with a bow. There