A short, flowing gown that generally has thin straps, a flared at the hem silhouette, usually mid to upper thigh in length. Chemises typically run in the Small/Medium/Large etc sizing. They are less fitted than baby dolls (this combined with their sizing makes them an easier to fit lingerie item.), and easy to sleep in.

A sleeve wrapping around the spine and covers of a binding to protect it from wear when inserted into the slipcase.

a gown used as night or bedwear. Reaches to the thigh. Panties and a robe are common matching items that accompany a chemise. Comes in small, medium or large and is a much appreciated gift. She'll want to show you how grateful she is.

A chemise is a loose-fitting dress that hangs straight down from the shoulders. It can be worn as an undergarment.

loose undergown of white linen or gauze.

a woman's sleeveless undergarment

a short flowing A-line gown that's longer than a baby doll

A woman's loose, shirtlike undergarment; a loosely fitting dress that hangs straight, sometimes worn with a belt.

One-piece, body skimming short gown.

Chemises can be made in any length and are usually held up only by thin spaghetti straps. Chemises are waist less and designed to fall flatteringly from the upper torso, giving them movement.

A light undergarment made from linen, for both sexes.

The essential undergarment for both sexes, today replaced by common underwear. The poor people maybe had but one set of decent clothes, but the poorest were those who didn't have a single chemise. Men wore a shorter and women longer version of this plain white garment in a shape of a gown with or without sleeves, sometimes embroidered. The main purpose was to keep upper garments clean as long as possible since often washing would ruin them (especially corsets, embedded and embroidered clothes).

An undergarment, like a long, loose petticoat with short sleeves, which was worn under the corset.

The chemise, called a "smock" or "shift" in the 16th century, used to be a garment worn next to the skin to protect clothing from sweat and body oils. Chemise is a French term. Italians call it a "Camicia". The English called the same shirt a "Smock" and the Irish called it a Léine.

Most commonly known as a short, loose fitting gown. Over the years, the style of the Chemise has changed to become sexier and more figure flattering, some even looking more like a short dress.

A straight-hanging short lounge dress, worn like a slip.

A loose fitting slip hanging straight from the shoulders without a waist. Typically with a short hemline. They are designed to flatter any figure.

A loose straight-hanging dress, worn like a lingerie slip.

A chemise is a short, flowing gown that generally has thin straps and an a-line (fitted at the top and flared at the hem) silhouette. Chemises are usually mid to upper thigh length. Chemises are supremely giftable, because they aren't overly revealing (they camouflage tummy, hips and thighs). And (this is the best part!), chemises are sized small, medium, and large, to fit a wide range of sizes. For a sexier chemise choose one made of sheer or embroidered mesh. For a more demure look choose a chemise made of silk or satin and trimmed with lace. View our full selection of Chemises

A one piece undergarment made of thin cloth

Short under dress or slip.

A sleeveless dress of mid-thigh length with spaghetti straps. Commonly used as lingerie and usually made of cotton, silk, satin or chiffon fabric.

A flirty little mini-slip in lengths that range from top of the thigh to mid-thigh.

An amply cut muslin or linen dress worn as an undergarment. During the eighteenth century, the chemise was often visible under the gown. The edging of either lace or embroidery was seen at the wrist and at the neckline.

A LOOSE STRAIGHT HANGING DRESS WORN AS A LINGERIE SLIP.

A short slip or garment designed to wear under dresses. Structured like a camisole, but longer in length. Current trends show women wearing chemises over jeans as outer garments. Chemises can also be worn as lounge or sleepwear.

A loose flowing sleeveless dress or undergarment hanging straight from the shoulders without a waist . Designed to give a feminine elegant look, it falls liberally over the body and faintly embraces the bodies curves.

A gown used as night/bed wear. It extends down to a woman's thigh in length. Panties and a robe are common matching items that are found with a chemise. It comes in small, medium or large and is a great gift.

Usually a short nightgown hemmed below the hip but above the knee. Held up by thin straps, the gown should fit snugly at the bust and upper torso and fall loosely and flow flatterringly past the hips. As part of the underwear-as-outerwear trend, many dresses and longer tops are made in a chemise style.

Usually a loose fitting garment that extends the babydoll piece to the waist area. Sometimes can be worn as a dress if it is not sheer.

The name given to the first undergarments ever worn by women. Designed originally to protect the skin from outer garments, it later was used as night wear. It is a one-piece, loose straight-hanging to the floor undergarment that comes in one size. Today a chemise may be defined as a short, flowing gown usually with thin straps and an A-line silhouette.

The chemise is a short gown, slightly longer than a baby doll offering a little more coverage. Designed to give a feminine, graceful look it falls loosely over the body and clings subtly to the curves. Chemises are especially popular as gifts since they are easy to fit and flattering to most figures.

A straight-hanging short sleep or lounge gown with thin straps on the shoulders.

A simple, straight unbelted dress with different lengths and sleeve styles