Bum Roll | Skirt Support silk the waistcoats are snug to

the waistcoats are snug to the body

This simple stainless steel plate resembles many tin and pewter plates commonly found from the very early 1700's all of the way through 1840

Made from young leaves that are thinly rolled to have a long

Length is 5" includes the handle

The neckline brings the shoulder of the garment up on the wearer to avoid uncomfortable shifting while the hips have just enough flare to be comfortable and not bulky

Bum Roll | Skirt Support silk the waistcoats are snug toA bum roll is a necessary undergarment for 18th century women. These are worn over the stays and under the petticoat on the backside. Tie the cotton tape around your waist then put on your petticoat. This crescent shaped support adds just a bit of lift to the skirts without the dramatic change of a larger support. Fashion meets function when not only do you achieve a more accurate drape of your outfit, this keeps petticoats from getting tangled up!