Who market Gaelic attire for women

[Pleater]

If your wife is not bothered about accuracy then buying outer garments is going to be fine - but I'd suggest making the next layer down to get a good fit and no skimping of fabrics.

The torn into strips and gathered skirt is the most economical way to create a large skirt, and sleeves can then be created and joined onto a top from almost any pattern.

A common error is to make cuffed sleeves too short - they should be measured around the bent elbow for a comfortable fit.

Anne the Pleater

[Lady Grey]

Simplicity 8161 is 'Outlander' specific
http://www.simplicity.com/simplicity...1.html#start=2

There is a huge amount of information on sewing blogs mainly historical sewing blogs.
Lots & lots of free patterns available particularly for the chemise & skirts/underskirts on the Internet.

Even if she doesn't sew there are plenty of people who could make the garments for her.
The costumer from the TV show has a blog and I think she may have popped in on this forum?
http://www.terrydresbach.com

Admittedly I've made that sort of stuff for years so I find it easy but I honestly don't think the cost of some of the garments I see on eBay & etsy are worth the price when you could make it yourself.
Edit to add: Americian Duchess who designed the pattern also has a blog with masses of information.
http://americanduchess.blogspot.com.au

[duke_19_62]

The Celtic Croft (an XMTS advertiser) has some Earasaids which they call "Great Kilts for women". They can be found here.