Amaryllis Long Sleeve Shirt - L

Amaryllis Long Sleeve Shirt - LThis shirt is made from a damask tablecloth from the late 19th century. Redwork embroidery and damask were widely popular throughout the 19th century after the first colorfast dye was introduced: a shade called "Turkey Red." Hand mending throughout. Made in New York Dry clean only View all one of a kind All wear, mending, and idiosyncrasies are unique to the original textile.

surrounded by red and green flowers

This classic workwear jacket is cut from waxed cotton and trimmed with corduroy details

trimmed with patterned knit bands at the hem and cuffs

or as a gift or family tree

This cardigan is inspired by a sweater from the 1970s

These corduroy shorts have a 1970s cut with a notch at the side seams

Three front pockets

Made of reflective gray nylon

This tee is knit with wide red and blue stripes

These pajama pants are inspired by men's pajamas from the 1960s-1970s

once the largest global pearl-button producer

This short sleeve shirt is inspired by a 1920s dresser scarf