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Welcome to Maggie May Clothing™! We are glad you found us! Maggie May Clothing a professional design and sewing studio specializing in high quality historical clothing for women and children from the years 1780-1920. We collaborate with other creative organizations, nonprofits, and businesses who view historical fashion as a way to tell the stories of the past in an authentic and original way. Please feel free to have a look around! And feel free to contact us if you do not see what you are looking for!

Collection Highlights

Clientele

NBC/Sony  |  Walt Disney Pictures  |  Tim Burton Productions  |  Forty Acres and a Mule Film works  |  The Hallmark Channel | The Sante Fe Opera  |  The Oregon Shakespeare Festival  |  Quotidian Theater Company  |  Pallas Theater Collective  |  Shakespeare Theater Company  |  Georgetown Community Theater  |  The American Repertory Theater   |  Stanford University Theater  |   Papermill Playhouse | Frazier International History Museum  |  Historic Brattonsville  | Conner Prairie Interactive History Park   |  Strawbery Banke Museum  |  George Ranch Historical Park  |  Lowell Mill Historical Park  |  Washington on the Brazos Historic Park  |  Jean LaFitte NPS  | Musée Royal 22e Régiment  |  Wells Museum Community- UK  |  The National Civil War Naval Museum  | Barrington Living History Farm | Historic Exchange Place and many more

Latest Posts


Intro to Indigo Workshop for Kids

Unlike other historical skill building workshops, our Intro to Indigo Workshop for Kids is designed…

1820s Middling Gown

We made this pretty pink mid 1820s gown for a private client headed to a…

Children’s 1820s fashionable clothing

We made this adorable 1820s era boy’s suit and girl’s dress for the c.1820 Church-Waddel-Brumby…

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