Children's Victorian Plaid Day Dress Set
Children's Victorian Plaid Day Dress Set
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Description
Description
Step back into the 19th century with our Children’s Victorian Plaid Dress Costume, a beautifully coordinated period ensemble inspired by Victorian-era American fashion. Featuring a full-length plaid dress with a contrasting white front insert, traditional accessories, and elegant lace details, this costume creates a polished historical look for school presentations, theatrical productions, reenactments, and special events.
Designed with versatility in mind, this ensemble is suitable for portraying a wide variety of fictional and historical characters from the Victorian and Civil War eras.
Ideal For
- Victorian-era school projects and presentations
- Civil War and 19th-century reenactments
- Theater, plays, and historical productions
- Living history events, museums, and period celebrations
Included Items
- Full-Length Plaid Dress – Long-sleeved period dress featuring a contrasting white front insert panel
- White Lace Collar – Detachable embroidered collar for an elegant Victorian finish
- Silver Dangle Brooch – Decorative silver-tone beaded brooch with dangling accents
- White Lace Gloves – Delicate gloves that complete the period look
- White Hoop Skirt – Worn underneath the dress to create a traditional full Victorian silhouette
- Matching Plaid Bonnet – Coordinating bonnet made to complement the dress
Why Choose Heritage
- Complete coordinated Victorian ensemble
- Versatile design suitable for numerous 19th-century characters
- Ideal for educational, theatrical, and reenactment use
- Carefully selected accessories create a finished historical appearance
- Quality Heritage Costumes construction designed for repeated wear
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Why Choose Heritage Costumes?
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Made in the USA
Proudly produced in small batches in California using higher quality fabrics.
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Ships Quickly
Most orders ship within 24 hours from our California workshop.
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Built for Reenactments
Designed for schools, theater productions, and living history events.