Girls' Chemise – Townsends

Also called a shift. Worn night and day by 18th century girls as the main undergarment. It was almost never worn without a bodice or a gown covering it. Made of white cotton muslin with a drawstring at the neck and sleeves. Available in sizes Small (5-6), Medium (8-10), or Large (12-14) See our measurement guide for he

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Also called a shift. Worn night and day by 18th century girls as the main undergarment. It was almost never worn without a bodice or a gown covering

Girls' Chemise

Also called a shift. Worn night and day by 18th century women as the main undergarment. It was never worn in public without a bodice or a gown

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Girls' Chemise – Townsends

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