English: The garment is part of a layette, ordered for the child Hedvig Elisabeth Charlotta mistakenly believed to be pregnant with in summer, 1775. The garment has subsequently been used by the children Hedvig Elisabeth Charlotta did have, and by the children of Gustav IV Adolf and Queen Fredrika.

The shirt is in white Atlas silk and lined with silk taffeta. The shirt is made of four parts, and the sleeves of two parts each. From the neck runs a meandering pink silk ribbon (width 24 mm and length 336 mm) and a 20 mm wide lace trim that follows the silk ribbon. On the front, between the meandering ribbons, decorations in the form of three transverse silk ribbons (length 100 mm) and three bows, 70 mm wide. On both sleeves is a similar pink bow made ​​of silk (70mm wide) stitched on a 40 mm wide piece of linen lace. On the back are three white silk ribbons sewn on each side. The bands are 195 mm long and 34 mm wide with a cut zigzag pattern in each end. The shirt measures 500 mm across the chest.