Liberty bodices are a type of undergarment that were popular in the early 20th century. They were typically made of lightweight cotton or wool and were designed to be worn by girls and women as a form of extra insulation and support. The bodices were typically waist-length and featured either buttons or hooks to fasten at the front. They were also sometimes referred to as "combination" or "Union suits" as they combined both a vest and knickers in one garment. These garments fell out of favor in the late 20th century with the rise of more modern undergarments. However, vintage liberty bodices are still sought after by some collectors and vintage clothing enthusiasts.
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