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.

This faithful reproduction of a collarless overshirt was likely worn over a more traditional collared shirt as a work or shop jacket

Vanessa is 5'9" and wearing a size S

This shirt is inspired by an appliquéd top from the 1960s

Vanessa is 5'9" and wearing a size XS/S

We reproduced the appliqué netting for this style

This jacket is inspired by a classic workwear jacket

Given is 6' and wearing a size M

The trousers feature side buckles that can be used to raise and lower the waist as you see fit

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

100% Cashmere

These shorts are inspired by a midcentury cotton bandana

This long sleeve shirt is inspired by a midcentury printed tablecloth