1800 dresses Jane's Morning Gown (1800-1810) L (Misses 12-14) / beige cotton batiste
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1800 dresses Jane's Morning Gown (1800-1810) L (Misses 12-14) / beige cotton batiste

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1800 dresses Jane's Morning Gown (1800-1810) L (Misses 12-14) / beige cotton batisteBe your own Jane Bennet in this high quality, historically accurate Regency era morning gown. Whether you are an attendee at an event, a historical reenactor, an actress in theatre, or an avid admirer of Jane Austen's works, this gown will make you feel elegant and is sure to catch the eye of your Mr. Bingley! During the Regency era, different dresses were worn based on the time of day and activity. Morning gowns were for lounging while reading or

Be your own Jane Bennet in this high-quality, historically accurate Regency era morning gown.  Whether you are an attendee at an event, a historical reenactor, an actress in theatre, or an avid admirer of Jane Austen's works, this gown will make you feel elegant and is sure to catch the eye of your Mr. Bingley!  

During the Regency era, different dresses were worn based on the time of day and activity.  Morning gowns were for lounging while reading or doing needlework in the morning and may well have been what Jane was wearing when Bingley paid his surprise visit and proposed.  This gown is based on an original from Patterns of Fashion, as well as extant gowns and fashion plates.

When you purchase a made-to-order item, you get the dress of your dreams by choosing the fabric from the options below, providing measurements for a custom fit, and even purchasing extra available add-ons! (Search the website for “add-ons” to see what’s available.)  Contact us through the “Custom Orders” page if you would like to discuss additional fabric and customization options that are not available on this listing.

As a custom piece, this item is professionally handmade at my Texas (USA) studio and order fulfillment takes 12-14 weeks. Please see the website header for a current estimate on the month your order will be shipped to you. Shipping within the U.S. is FREE for all orders over $50.

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ALL THE DETAILS

This morning gown is made-to-order: choose the size that you currently wear in contemporary sizing and choose the fabric combination from the fabric choices. Within 3-5 business days of receiving your order, I will send you a measurement worksheet listing the measurements required for a perfect fit. 

The morning gown includes:

  • fully lined bodice (lined with 100% cotton lawn)
  • front wrap closure
  • a drawstring that runs under the bust, to allow for adjustability
  • elbow length sleeves with a tuck on on the end
  • double ruffles on the bottom of the skirt
  • a skirt that is gathered in back center, but fitted on the front and sides

Measure your bust and waist and choose your size based on the pictured sizing guidelines. For the most accurate fit, please take the measurements while wearing your stays and other historical undergarments. The morning gown will be hemmed to sit about 2" off the floor, based on the measurements you send after you order.

Choose your fabric; you can see the options below. Please note that the only available options are fabrics that are suitable for Jane's Morning Gown!  If you prefer a different fabric choice, please click on the dress name to be taken to that listing so you can order that dress and fabric.

Austen Collection Dress Fabrics

Current fabric choices are shown with inspiration photos to help you visualize the dress in that fabric.  These inspiration photos are either photos of extant dresses or period fashion plates.  They serve ONLY as inspiration and do NOT depict exactly how your dress will be made. Once you order, I will contact you to discuss measurements and confirm exact details.

Feel free to contact us through the "Custom Orders" page if you wish to provide your own fabric or you have a different color in mind than the ones shown.  

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HOW TO MEASURE YOURSELF

Please measure yourself while wearing the stays and other undergarments you plan to wear with the morning gown.  Remember that measurements such as your bust and waist should be 1-1.5" inches smaller than the dress measurements, to allow for ease of movement.

Refer to the measurement graphic in the listing and this video tutorial if you need assistance in understanding and taking your measurements. If you still have additional questions, please feel free to email me.

To achieve the correct historical silhouette, it is pictured over a shift, stays, and petticoat, but no shift, stays, or petticoat are included with this listing.  This morning gown is made to fit over stays and will not fit correctly over modern undergarments.  However, if you would like your commissioned morning gown to fit over modern undergarments, please send a message, and I will be happy to oblige!

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CARE INSTRUCTIONS

A care card will be included with your order, but if you choose a silk or wool fabric, it will be dry clean only.  Most dresses made with cotton, linen, or polyester fabrics can be washed.

All fabrics are preshrunk, usually by prewashing.  Seller is not responsible for any allergic reactions to the detergent used in prewashing.

 Items that have buttons will arrive with an extra button sewn inside.

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