Can we use any white clothing in the temple? / How do you get approved handmade pieces?
I was given a temple dress and a slip by a woman in my ward as her mother has passed on. I like to research vintage LDS things, especially Utah centric as I know y'all tend to hand make certain things and I think that's very cool. The dress and the slip are a satin / silk type fabric, and I'm not going to lie I have used the slip as a night gown as its super comfy and has nice lace that matches some older garments with lace I managed to get ahold of. I researched the brand, its called California Dynasty. I was thinking it was some personal vintage LDS brand, but I guess its an older vintage small business type thing for usually bridal items, night gowns, etc. Unrelated to the faith. I was wondering then, what are the guidelines for approved white temple clothing? (not ceremonial) I figured people who made their own just knew the requirements, but technically can you just buy any white gown? Have I been needlessly suffering in polyester from church made dresses?
What exactly are the requirements for white temple clothes?
If you know, where can one purchase online vintage handmade style white/ceremonial clothing/accessories, LDS specific or otherwise suitable for temple work? I find they're better quality, more comfortable, personal, and I just like vintage things especially religious paraphernalia. I'm not in Utah, so no in person recommendations please
Also shout out to my temple worker friends in St George who managed to find me lace drisilque garments (I think maybe even a one piece too I haven't gotten them yet), a beauty lost to modernity. I wish there was an easier way to locate old fabrics / styles while still proving membership, if anyone has a know how let me know!