Candyfloss Coverlet Jacket - 2This jacket is made from an antique coverlet, a style of woven bed cover popular in the 19th century. They were usually made from a combination of linen or cotton and wool with the pattern woven throughout. Specific weavers specialized in coverlet making, and customers would bring wool to them, select the pattern they wanted, and wait for the weaver to produce the blanket. Hand mending throughout. Boxy fit Made in New York Dry clean only View all

This nine-patch quilt block is named the "This and That" and features a "double pink" print

The shirt features a faithful reproduction of the colorful French Deco embroidered motif found on the tablecloth

in navy wool

rounded collar

The embroidered eyelets are a recreation of the mended holes on the original

so no two sweaters are exactly alike

it features satin-stitched flowers and couching around the sleeves

ribbed neckline

We have reproduced the rippling abstract patterns—worked in couching

This cardigan is inspired by a hand-knit cardigan from the 1960s-1970s

These trousers are made from deadstock wool yardage from the 1950s-1970s

which was embroidered with this red vine pattern