Woodford Jacquard Cardigan

Woodford Jacquard CardiganThis cardigan is a historical reproduction of a Norwegian sweater from the 1950s 1960s. It is trimmed with decorative metal buttons and features orange, red, and white geometric stripes around the collar, hem, and cuffs. Norlender, a textile manufacturer run by the same family for four generations, created this cardigan using a Norwegian wool blend, which is known for being both warm and naturally moisture wicking. The company has been in operation

This jacket is inspired by an unfinished domestic quilt

the striped textile is known for its distinctive shimmer

This one-of-a-kind kid's shirt is made from antique linen fabric

This historical reproduction features flower-printed fabrics in a classic workwear jacket silhouette

Filet lace is built off a knotted net base

80% cotton 20% rayon

We reproduced the quilted velvet

which featured alphabet letters knit around the hem

The sweater was embroidered with this all-over diamond pattern

Two back patch pockets

These shorts are inspired by a jockey jacket from the 1950s

The skirt could have been intended for patriotic celebrations or made later in the counter-culture style of the 1960s