Ren Faire Long Skirt-any color — Period Corsets

Hike up your skirts and get ready to meander your local Festival! The perfect accompaniment to your Festival wear, this versatile Renaissance Faire skirt looks great in a rainbow of colors- you choose from the many colors of Kona Cotton (write your selection in the next window, see link below for co

Period Corsets is a dedicated team of highly skilled stitchers with a passion for precision. We have been the provider of corsets and costumes for the performing arts for over 20 years. Defined by exquisite craftsmanship and timeless elegance we are driven by a passion for artistry and a commitment to the highest quality. Each garment is handmade in Seattle, Washington, and our work has been featured around the world on stage and screen. 

Whether you are looking for meticulously researched and designed historical corsets, petticoats, skirt supports and underwear for a film or theatrical production or a sophisticated, one-of-a-kind look of your own, Period Corsets offers complete period undergarment silhouettes from all historical eras as well as custom designs. Each creation is characterized by the careful attention to detail, innovative patterning and fine precise stitching that have become Period Corsets’ signature.

 

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