Garden Lattice TrousersThese trousers are inspired by a block printed tablecloth from the midcentury. Block printing is one of the oldest styles of printing and involves carving a pattern into a (usually) wooden block, then using that block as a stamp to transfer designs onto fabric. We reproduced the grey and red floral pattern of the original tablecloth for these trousers, which are cut with a mid rise and a straight leg. Side buckle waist adjusters for ideal fit Two side

Two side slash pockets

This jacket is inspired by deadstock plaid fabric from the 1930s-1950s

This top is made from deadstock yardage

trimmed with pink and white woven trim

This piece is inspired by a beaded coat from the 1920s

likely meant to be worn over a traditional collared shirt as a work or shop jacket

Rose Lacework Dress

The House Shoe is made to be worn outdoors but inspired by life within the domestic space and traditional house shoes

Base 100% silk

with its corduroy details on the collar and cuffs

We imitated the boxy silhouette of the original for this polo shirt

This singlet is a historical reproduction of a basketball jersey from the 1970s