The dirndl combines a close-fitting bodice, a pleated flared skirt, and a coordinated apron in one complete outfit for Oktoberfest, themed parties, and other events with traditional dress requirements.
Coordinated Dirndl Design
Because the apron is included and matched to the dress, there is no need to assemble separate pieces or worry about clashing colors. The outfit can also be kept together for convenient storage. Front lacing allows you to adjust how closely the bodice fits around the upper body.
- Fitted bodice: Shapes the upper body before widening into the skirt.
- Adjustable front lacing: Lets you control the bodice fit by tightening the laces yourself.
- Matching apron: Ties around the waist and sits over the skirt.
- Flared pleated skirt: Provides a comfortable fit while standing for extended periods.
- Comfortable fastening: Uses front lacing rather than a clasp or zipper that may become uncomfortable after several hours.
How To Wear It
Thread and tighten the bodice lacing from the bottom upward so the tension is spread evenly. Tie the apron at either the side or the back to create the look you prefer. Once the event is over, hang the dress rather than folding it for storage.
Specifications
- Fitted bodice with a flared skirt
- Decorative front lacing
- Matching apron included