Fuchsia Spiral Kids' Shirt

Fuchsia Spiral Kids' ShirtThis shirt is made from a filet lace tablecloth, circa 1920s 1940s. Filet lace is built off a knotted net base, which is then embroidered or darned to create patterns. The technique is thought to have originated in fishing communities who adapted their practical net making for decorative use. Hand mending throughout. Best fits children age 2 5 Boxy fit Four front buttons Dry clean only View all one of a kind All wear, mending, and idiosyncrasies are

Available in long and short sleeve

They have a high-rise and a wide leg

This quilt jacket is inspired by an antique patchwork quilt

The original floral pattern has been reproduced in satin-stitched embroidery with eyelet openings

This jacket is inspired by a midcentury men's suit jacket

a style in which a cord is laid in patterns on the fabric and secured with perpendicular stitches

Nas is 6'2" and wearing a size 32

Back pocket

This shirt is inspired by a crepe scarf from the 1940s

It is embellished with an embroidered paisley pattern

The bear motif has been replicated here and hand-applied to the fabric

cut with a mid-rise and a straight leg