Pannier Petticoat Women Victorian Bustle Cages Hoop Skirt Cage Skirt for Women

This will be put to good use with all the parades and events here. Cannot wait to design and style it into a great costume.It’s sturdy, flexible, easy to put on, and a great size.

Perhaps I'm the only one who was looking for measurements of this product, as I was actively sewing a costume when I made this purchase and I didn't want to wait for it to arrive to measure out the fabric, so I've provided photos with measurements. Here's to the fellow creatives! 🥂But onto the product review:This did exactly what I needed it to do. I was worried because I saw some reviews saying that it doesn't hold heavy fabric, but I didn't have that issue. The elastic was a good size for me (my waist is 30" when corseted) and it held the fabric the way I needed. I used fairly hefty, wool-lined satin fabric. I'm very happy with the final product (pictured). I wore this four times over the course of one weekend and it held up well with some slight wear and tear, which is to be expected considering the performances I'm doing, but nothing that can't easily be fixed. Love!!

I used it for a Homucifer cosplay for AMKE 2020! The cage skirt made it so much easier to make my dress! The materials are super flexible and lightlweight; perfect for maneuvering through large crowds.I know the waistband is elastic, but I wish they would make it just a little bit larger! It gets pretty tight after wearing it for a while, makes me a little lightheaded a nauseous.Other than that, it folds up pretty easy so it saves space on storage!

I used the petticoat to support the Queen Charlotte dress. It worked beautifully and completed the look! Great price!

This light frame wasn’t heavy at all and supported my gown through several hours of a costumed Ball. The material of the gown was very light so this worked well - I feel with a slightly heavier brocade material it could still work.Note: I did pin the bottom inside ribbon to my additional hoop skirt to keep it in position as it otherwise could flip back to its flat packed position (which is great for storage.)

This wouldnt fit anybody. The waist elastic isnt sewn properly and would break easily. But even if it was sewn correctly the diameter is only 8 inches across. Also, the metal hoops are twisted in their channels, which is definitely going to rip through or hurt you when you sit. (And show every lump and bump in your gown)

I wanted to love this. It wasn't too uncomfortable. I could move around in it easily. It was lightweight. But it does not last. At all. I wore it under my dress for renaissance fair and looking at it now its broken in multiple places. I did not even do that much with it besides mostly just walking, an occasional twirl to give myself a breeze or gently sitting. The other thing is its extremely dirty??? Like I showered before wearing, did not put on any self tanner or anything like that but it looks like I had self tanner on it. No Idea how it got so dirty under my costume and also definitely will not be able to wash it without breaking it more. So gonna have to toss it. Definitely bummed. Recommend a different one if want multiple uses.

It fit well and I liked that it was collapsible for storage. The problem was that it also collapsed under the skirt I was planning to wear, no matter how much I futzed with it.I’ve seen pics of folks wearing it as an outside piece and decorating it with lights, fabric, etc. and I think this would have worked really well for that…I just had different costuming needs this time around. If I were a better seamstress, I’d probably have been able to figure out how to shore it up to work under a long, full skirt (one reviewer did something with curtain fabric and looked absolutely stunning), but since I do not have the time or the talent for that, back it went.All of that to say: it could be a super cute and workable piece; it just depends on what you need it for and how crafty you are.