1760's Dressing Gown | Palace Bloom leathervessels

1760's Dressing Gown | Palace Bloom leathervesselsMade of printed cotton and lined in linen, this dressing gown balances visual interest with practical construction. The loose fit and drape are indicative of the 1760's style. The lightweight outer fabric provides a pleasing pattern, while the linen lining adds structure and comfort against the body. It is accompanied by a matching cap, completing a coordinated ensemble often associated with domestic leisure. Dressing gowns were commonly worn by

A reliable choice for garments that require both function and authenticity

Made from Mango and Teak wood

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George Morland 1792

Legend claims that Captain Cook took along his mistress on three major voyages to keep him company

Available in brown or navy medium-weight wool

muted green tone with the quiet elegance typical of period silks

This mold features a three-masted ship

Whether worn for historical interpretation

raised impression—ideal for spiced cookies

Stem length is about 6

Durable yet comfortable