Valance Stripe Long Sleeve ShirtThis long sleeved shirt is inspired by a 1940s curtain valance. We replicated the original stripe via rotary printing, a process which pushes ink through the fabric rather than stamping it on one side. The pearl buttons used on this piece were sourced from a now defunct factory in Iowa, which had made buttons for over 120 years. The shirt features a bib front and a band collar. Elongated fit Six front buttons 100% cotton Made in New York Dry clean

This overshirt is inspired by an Indian Jama

These trousers are inspired by suit pants from the 1950s-1960s

This reproduction features vintage patches from the 1920s-1980s

We reproduced the red and blue plaid wool for this style

This long sleeve shirt is inspired by a midcentury overshirt

Marisa is 5'9" wearing a size S

The origin of the star motif on quilts is largely unknown

A look at the reverse side of the fabric will show the pattern inverse

They are cut to mimic traditional rugby shorts worn throughout Canada

The shorts are covered with beaded bugle-bead stars and fringe at the hem

The original beading has been reproduced on a shirt with a camp collar and curved hem

The original beading has been faithfully reproduced down the side seams