Cotton Velvet Open Robe | Plum fabric-cotton Drafted by Thomas Jefferson

Drafted by Thomas Jefferson

Linen Mitts with green linen lining - MET

5" tall x 3

Bonus: the white or Common Pomatum can also be applied to the face for the desired period complexion (and it moisturizes)

A waistcoat was an everyday clothing item for a man during the American Revolution

Cotton Velvet Open Robe | Plum fabric-cotton Drafted by Thomas JeffersonThis Regency era open robe is made from richly textured plum cotton velvet, offering a striking layer that pairs especially well with the black closure gown in trailing vines. Sleeveless in design, it allows the gown beneath to take visual focus while still adding depth, color, and dimension to the ensemble. The empire waist and open front skirt follow the lines of early 19th century fashion, creating a silhouette that is both graceful and