Before elastic started being used in socks to hold them up, garters were employed. Women had ribbon garters before the garters attached to corsets in the Edwardian era. Men had these garters! They were worn over the calf and the garters were attached to the stockings. These are made of silk and cotton and are a lovely shade of burgundy. The silk has wear marks and the elastic in the straps is dead. Great for display and a great example of men's fashion from a bygone era.
See photos for condition and flaws.
This item is sold as is, as it is a vintage or antique piece. I make every effort to photograph and disclose all the flaws I notice so that you can see what you will be getting before you buy.
I do not offer refunds unless I grossly mis-represent what I am selling, so please ask a lot of questions before you buy!
My house is also home to our Rosie Dog. I make every effort to make certain there are no Rosie hairs on the products I sell.
This item comes to you from a pet friendly, non-smoking home. However, I have purchased it from another person, and they may have smoked or had animals. I make every effort to sell clean, offensive-fragrance free items!
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Hello there! I thought I would share a little bit about who you are buying this item from. My name is Gina and for the past 40 years, I have been an avid collector of antiques. At one point in time, my dream was to have a fabulous fashion museum that housed clothing, underwear, shoes, accessories and various items from the 1830s to the 1930s. Well, over time, that dream became a very unhealthy obsession so I am selling the vast majority of my museum off. My obedience to God is your gain! For most of last year I sold quite a bit of the museum on my Instagram page @thehouseofwhyte and that was fun, but a little too regimented for me and caused quite a bit of stress and anxiety. I am hoping that eBay is a better place to offer my items to new homes! I also sell newly crafted items on Etsy at theHOWboutique, if you would like to check out my integrity as a seller there!
Happy Shopping,
Gina