GRACE KARINWomen's 50s Vintage Petticoat Crinoline Tutu Underskirts Tea Length 30 inch Long

They both will look cute under the dress. keep in mind they do not stand straight like the picture. It releases from vacuum seal really wrinkled. I’m wondering how to get the wrinkles out so the bottom of my dress where the petticoat shows won’t look like a wrinkled bunch. You won’t be able to iron the material

It is good product for the price. It isn't truly uniform symmetrical, but it worked for what I needed. Some areas fluffed out more than others.

These petticoats are really cute but are pretty scratchy. I don't recommend wearing this in hot weather unless you're a masochist

I like this slip. It fits well. I had to cut off the top layer for the loom I was going for, but it works great. Wish I coukd find a tulle one instead. The crinoline is a bit scratchy. But it works great.

Well packaged! I thought it would be wrinkled but if you were petticoats a lot you know they need to be shaken out to get them to poof up. So once I did that, I hung it up overnight before I needed to wear it. I do 19th century reenacting and finding a 30” petticoat proved to be difficult lol. So I was happy to find this one! It’s beautiful, tons of stretch, didn’t slide or pinch. My tights did that. The petticoat is great! And for the price it’s amazing. Very full crinoline!

It was nice for what it was but it’s super scratchy and if you wear this in the summer, you will be so sweaty down there girl!!

It did the job and was a great value. It's not super poofy if that's what you are looking for -- for us, it was the right amount of lift

I'd technically rate it 4.5 so far, but they don't have half ratings. I have it worn a bit higher on the waist for the dress I was wearing. As a 5'3.5" gal, the tea length is definitely close to floor length when worn properly for tea length. But I got this petticoat more for a Halloween costume for that length anyways. Being a bit of a chonky pear shape at 217 lbs (waist is about 41.75", hips about 46"), the XL fits nicely. It's not snug & still has some stretch. It does have a little attached lining, but if you're wearing it as a skirt rather than as a petticoat, you will want an additional layer under it depending on your underwear. As I get chub rub, I usually just wear bike shorts under all skirts & dresses anyways, leggings or tights if chilly. In the photos, the floof is just the amount from shaking it out after unpacking, so it is a bit creased yet. I plan to put it in the dryer on a quick low fluff setting before actual use, but it is pretty fluffy just after a good shake out. So far my only problem with it is that it did have a few gossamer thin loose threads from the crinoline at the hem, so it takes a while to track down the tickly thread as even bright red they're tough to see & get hold of to trim. But once I dealt with those, I so far really like this petticoat.