Cotton Open Robe | Purple boysbreeches Ideal for slow-cooking fowl over

Ideal for slow-cooking fowl over an open flame

a favorite color for the 18th century

with their agreeable bitterness and fragrant oils

this linen provides ample material for both historical and modern applications where a touch of texture and contrast is desired

Source: Oliver Pluff & Co

Cotton Open Robe | Purple boysbreeches Ideal for slow-cooking fowl overThis Regency era open robe is based on garments worn between the 1790s and 1810s, a period when fashion embraced softer silhouettes and classical influences. Made from fine, lightweight cotton, it features a high empire waist and an open front skirt, complementing the gown underneath. The long sleeve can be worn any time of year, but is particularly helpful in turning day wear into evening wear, or augmenting a summer gown for spring or fall. Open