Blue Stripe Herringbone Trousers - 26

Blue Stripe Herringbone Trousers - 26These trousers are made of deadstock wool from the late 20th century, likely intended for suiting. The fabric is a grey herringbone with alternating stripes of black and blue, and the trousers have a mid rise and a wide leg. Hand mending throughout. Two side seam pockets Two back welt pockets Dry clean only View all one of a kind All wear, mending, and idiosyncrasies are unique to the original textile.

This shirt is inspired by a gemstone collar from the 1960s

50% nylon 50% wool

We reproduced the silhouette in a dry

16" x 9" x 7"

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

This jacket is made from deadstock wool sourced from a tailor in Buffalo

60% polyester 40% cotton

This shirt is inspired by an antique quilt

and golden grape bunches

with their red border pattern

These trousers are inspired by men's suiting from the 1950s-1960s

this striped jacket is known for its distinctive shimmer