Ship Appliqué Long Sleeve ShirtThis shirt is inspired by a souvenir bag from the 1930s 1950s. The original bag featured the ship appliqu and contrast bias tape, both of which are reproduced here. Each piece of the appliqu is hand cut and hand applied. Boxy fit Four front buttons 55% linen 45% cotton Made in India Dry clean only View all Shirts All wear, mending, and idiosyncrasies are unique to the original textile.

The printed fabric is a faithful reproduction of a tablecloth design originally made by "Richglow" in a variety of color combinations

It features a red center patch which traditionally  symbolized the home's hearth

The silhouette is that of a traditional trouser—high rise

This silhouette originated from men’s workwear and outdoorsmen jackets popular in the midcentury

This boxy tank top is inspired by a crochet tablecloth

Side-buckle waist adjusters

Two side seam pockets

The quilting is done in the yarn tie technique holding the multiple layers together

the brand manufactured men's suiting in Chicago until 1952

It features a faithful reproduction of a nine-patch quilt made from flannels

This tunic is made from deadstock cotton voile

and yellow