Review on Vintage Style Malco Modes Samantha 835 Tea-Length Petticoat: Ideal for Halloween Costumes, Party Wear, and Festive Crinoline by Alicia Fraser

The image of a housewife from the 1950s has occupied me for a long time. A few years ago I bought some baggy dresses and three different petticoats and some nylon stockings with a back seam. I liked the dresses and the nylons, but the petticoats were terrible. They were itchy and even after several washes the color on the fabric discolored my skin. They gave splendor to the clothes, but wearing them was unbearable. They were so hard and itchy they caught on my nylons. So I gave up the classic housewife look. After doing some more research recently, I came across this brand. Although it's a lot more expensive than I originally planned to spend on a petticoat, I decided to give it a try. I chose cream because I thought it would make a great neutral transition between all my dresses. He arrived very punctually. As soon as I opened the packaging I realized that this is a completely different product than what I have tried in the past. It was soft and runny. The fabric doesn't scratch at all and sits comfortably, even if you have to fold it with short dresses. This is such a smart investment for those of you who want to look good and still want quality and comfort. I definitely plan to buy more from this brand in the future.