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Civil War Reenactment Costume Cotton Long SKIRT Most Colors Pioneer Colonial Victorian Renaissance 4.7 3 ratings

Civil War Reenactment Costume Cotton Long SKIRT Most Colors Pioneer Colonial Victorian Renaissance

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This lovely long Skirt is Perfect for wearing to a Renaissance Faire, Victorian, Dickens or Civil War Costume Event. These skirts have been a great addition to productions, school plays and reenactments!

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The skirt has a drawstring waist using high quality braided cotton cord. Easy care cotton blend broadcloth. SOLID COLORS ONLY.

The skirt has a drawstring waist that is adjustable to fit Ladies Sizes Small to X-Large.

THREE YARD SKIRT, 42" to the hem

Ratings & Reviews

4.7 out of 5
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The long cotton skirt is beautifully made and versatile for many costume events. The fabric is soft and comfortable, making it easy to wear for extended periods. I love how it drapes and the adjustable drawstring adds convenience. Perfect for anyone looking for quality costume wear.
Stacy - Dec 2, 2015
This long skirt is not only comfortable but also fits perfectly for any historical costume event. The adjustable waist is a fantastic feature, allowing flexibility. It's made of durable material that holds up well over time, making it a reliable choice for reenactors.
Christine - May 1, 2014
The Civil War Reenactment Costume Long Skirt is a versatile piece that adds authenticity to any historical event. It flows beautifully, making it easy to wear for extended periods during performances or reenactments. The cotton material feels breathable, which is perfect for various climates. It’s adjustable with the drawstring waistband, allowing for a tailored fit. A solid choice for those seeking costumes that are both functional and historically appropriate.
Angela - Dec 19, 2013