Long Tartan Skirt in Outlander Tartan

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BRIANA, Long Tartan Skirt in Outlander Tartan faithfully reproduces the costumes worn during the 18th-century. Perfect for all your historical reenactments, BRIANA, Long Tartan Skirt in Outlander Tartan will combine perfectly with any bodice or jacket in the shop.

Design Features of BRIANA, Long Tartan Skirt

Color: Outlander Tartan
Fabric: polyester and wool Outlander Tartan. Made on traditional looms, this tartan has a lot of character to it. Expect small snags, slubs, and other blemishes. These imperfections give the tartan a handmade look that fits well within the setting of season 1 of Outlander.
2 panels of tartan fabric, patiently pleated according to the 18th-century fashion
2,6 m span
Long ties on the back and front to attach each panel around your waist

All About Briana

Petticoat

The BRIANA petticoat is made of two panels of tartan, joined by the sides whose upper end remains open on each side. This opening allows you to easily put on the skirt.

The two panels of this historical petticoat are pleated in the style of the 18th century. On the front, the pleats start from the central box towards the sides. On the back, the folds start from the sides to converge in the middle of the back.

In the photos, the petticoat is worn over a bum pad that will bring volume to the hips and will emphasize the finesse of the waist.

Fabrics & Care

Fabrics

Wool or polyviscose (250gr/m) tartan fabric, woven in Scotland

You can combine your petticoat with linen or tartan shawls, as well as with sashes from the entire boutique.

Washing

Put your garment in a bowl with cold water and one drop of wool washing up liquid. Then rinse properly a couple of times and after rinsing with your hands, lay the garment in a towel, fold it and leave it to dry like this before airing it again.

Place the garment flat on a clean towel, re-shape it by laying it out in its normal shape and leave to air dry.

How To Dress

Once put on, the petticoat is tied in the following way: you start by tying the ties of the back panel, making a knot on the front; then you adjust the front panel like an apron, with a double turn around the waist.

In the photos, the petticoat is worn over a bum pad that brings volume to the hips and emphasizes the waist.