Boysenberry Stripe Trousers

Boysenberry Stripe TrousersThese trousers are made from deadstock ticking, traditionally used to make bedding and mattresses. The tightly woven fabric prevented straw and down feathers from poking through. Hand mending throughout. Side buckle waist adjusters for ideal fit Two side slash pockets Two back flap pockets Dry clean only View all one of a kind All wear, mending, and idiosyncrasies are unique to the original textile.

with each patch cut and sewn individually

We made a hand-quilted replica of the original using rotary-printed fabric

India dating to the late 17th century

These trousers are inspired by men's suiting trousers from the midcentury

We reproduced the fine mesh with tonal embroidery for this style

These side-tie trousers are inspired by antique flower appliqués from the 1920s

These shorts are inspired by a 1920s dresser scarf

This historical reproduction features crochet lace squares that are sewn together in the same manner as antique tablecloth

This dress is a historical reproduction of a crocheted dress from the 1920s

Five button front

This shirt is inspired by an embroidered tablecloth from the 1920s-1940s

The original patterns has been reproduced via screenprinting and quilted together