Gee whiz! I don’t know where to begin! The corset is LOVELY. The mail came while I was in the middle of a phone call and I had to hang up because when I opened it up I started to cry. As I’m writing this, I’ve been wearing it for …

What an amazing part you played in my amazing wedding experience.  A million thanks for being so super on top of your trade – willing to take on such a challenge and for all of your attention to detail and time.  You are a Master – no a Grand Master!  …

“I can’t wait to show it (the show) to the rest of my team when we get back from break.  We’re going to do it in the media center, so we can show off all of the kids at the same time.  Thank you ma’am!  I appreciate you my wonderfully …

“I really even hate to call it a costume because Suzi’s work is the real deal.  This is clothing that will last you for a lifetime, not some Halloween costume.  Her work is impeccable and she really works with you to get things right and understand what it is you …

“We tipped a cup of tea for freedom to you today.  It was attended by famous suffragettes and abolitionists including Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, President Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, Soujourner Truth, Harriet Tubman, and the baby of the bunch – Ida B. Wells.” Dr. Anderson teaches her students about …

“This is obviously not about comfort or convenience.”  Our calming “Mom” Gal, Kristi depicts a mail order bride from the east who travels along the Oregon Trail to Wyoming.  She depicts every stage of an historical woman’s life – emigrant, pioneer, settler – mother, daughter, sister, wife… and has a …

“Thanks for letting me be a part of the event!”  Carol stepped in as narrator for the Buffalo Gals’ fashion show which introduced the group to the public and potential clients.  Having the most difficult ensemble to dress with stays including stomacher, bust, and modesty panel PLUS outer 1765 stomacher …

“Farming in 1885 sounds a lot like what we do now.  I just have to be myself.”  Melissa owns a flower farm in Wyoming, so does just select events with “The Gals”, but when she does, she saves the day!  Having worked as an historic interpreter for 18th century Williamsburg, …

“I’m ready!”  The other half of the sisters Schneider, they couldn’t be more different.  She’s in school to become an anthropologist studying – guess what – fashion history!  She brings knowledge and research to every meeting, and keeps us on our toes to be accurate.  Every historical seamstress needs an …

“I’m eating salad because it fits into my corset better than hamburger.”  Bringing the energy and a one-two punch, sisters Jacinta and Kateri have the drive and ambition to make this business fly.  They’re the kind of people you’d want at your right hand if you went to war, or …