Open Weave Long Sleeve Shirt - EcruThis long sleeved shirt is inspired by deadstock fabric from the 1940s. The fabric has been replicated by hand on a dobby loom, utilizing punch cards to create this texture. The weave is a revival of a style called "choti baan" among weaversHindi for "knots like the braid." A natural beige in a heavier weight cotton, the shirt features front button loops, a fastening style common in our summer knitwear. Boxy fit Four front buttons 100% cotton Made in

This jacket is made from a midcentury wool blanket

This crewneck is inspired by a children's souvenir T-shirt from the 1970s

These trousers are inspired by 1940s-1950s jacquard tablecloth

knit in Italy

It features a faithful reproduction of the delicately embroidered woven-mesh fabric

This jacket features Edelweiss and alpine motifs which became popular on Alpine souvenirs in the 1960s

These trousers are inspired by a 1940s folk vest

This long sleeve shirt is inspired by a 1950s tablecloth

They are made from red Napa leather and adorned with traditional brass Appenzeller charms crafted in Switzerland

a style in which cord is laid on the fabric in patterns and secured with short perpendicular stitches

Two back flap pockets

These shorts are inspired by a midcentury cotton bandana