Boy’s frock
This boy’s frock consists of a tunic and full trousers. Historically, frocks were worn by young boys AFTER the breeching age (or modern day potty training) and were often paired with full trousers or...
View ArticleMourning bonnet
We recently completed a custom mourning bonnet for an Etsy client. Images shown without the veil to illustrate bonnet details. For this bonnet, I used a semi sheer cotton eyelet over a straw base. It...
View ArticleModified chemise
We recently completed several garments for an upcoming short film for a production company in New York City. We altered our existing chemise pattern to create this long, flowing undergarment. The full...
View ArticleVictorian lace bonnet
A replay of our popular all white bonnet! Lovely point d’esprit and straw half bonnet trimmed with vintage venetian lace and floral satin rosettes! Sheer white floral cotton ties are super soft under...
View ArticleNew fabric for February!
A new historical print is on its way! Special introductory price $6.00 per yard! Promo ends February 28, 2015! Click here to purchase!
View ArticleMid Century Boy’s Clothing
We recently completed two sets of trousers, shirt, and suspenders for a museum in Norway. You can find more information about our historical children’s clothing at www.maggiemayfashions.com If you...
View ArticleMid 19th century day dress
This gown is our American South dress and is a popular choice for every day wear for the 1840s-1870s. It is shown over our standard petticoat and features wooden buttons down the center front. We...
View ArticleVictorian Era bonnet
This light weight half bonnet is a great choice for ladies not wanting to wear a full bonnet. Our Victorian era straw bonnet is open at the back and allows room for showing off curls, braids, and other...
View Article1860s Glengarry cap
While browsing Ebay, I can across this gorgeous ORIGINAL 1860s era glengarry cap. Made of straw, this style cap was the highest of fashion and most likely came from Europe. Take a look at the intricate...
View ArticleNew design! 1870s dress
Just out of the studio! Our NEW 1870s ERA RURAL DRESS! This gown features a loose fitting bodice, bell shaped sleeves and a full skirt cut in the 1870s era style! Made of authentic 100% cotton print,...
View ArticleNew policies for 2016
Wow! We’ve had an amazing year! I feel like I say that at the end of every year, but 2015 really turned out to be one of our busiest of all time! I estimate over the course of the past 12 months, we...
View ArticleMen’s Historical Shirts!
We have shirts! Men’s shirts! This style of shirt was worn from the 1840s through the end of the 19th century! Email us today for current availability! Men’s high quality white cotton shirt with wooden...
View ArticleQuilted petticoats
On the way to the studio is this new historical cotton print combo for our quilted petticoats! Finished quilted petticoats will be available this fall! Side A Side B
View ArticleDesign inspiration: The Bustle Era
While browsing Etsy, I came across this beauty and it instantly caught my eye. Gorgeous in grey and the design is fabulous. I love all the ruching going on it the bodice. I think I see a new design...
View Article1870s era bustle
I am excited to announce our latest design! New for 2017! An 1870s era bustle! Inspired by these extant dress improvers. For more information about our new 1870s bustle, please visit our website at...
View Article1870s homesteader dress
These three dresses are headed to the C&O National Historical Park in Cumberland Maryland. These dresses are inspired by the movement West after the American Civil War. They are made of high...
View ArticleCustom Victorian Era corsets
These two Victorian Era corsets are part of a large commission headed to a museum in Pennsylvania. These lightweight corsets are ideal for daily wear while still maintaining their shape and allowing...
View ArticleGirl’s petticoats
These two styles of girl’s petticoats were popular during the early to mid 19th century. Our mini corded petticoat is a girl- size version of our women’s corded petticoat and was worn by children from...
View ArticleRetirement Announcement!
Well now. I bet that heading got your attention! Never fear! We here at Maggie May Clothing are NOT retiring… but some of our designs are! Beginning in January 2018, The Godey Dress and The Varina...
View Article1875 serviceable dress
This 19th century day dress was designed for a house museum exhibit in Sterling Heights, Michigan. Inspired by an original gown in the Met, this cotton version is meant to celebrate the rural heritage...
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