Garden Chariot JacketThis jacket is inspired by an embroidered jacket, circa 1928. The original jacket was embroidered with flowers in the Egyptian Revival style, an aesthetic trend popular in America in the 1920s. The Egyptian Revival, or "Egyptomania," as it was called at the time, was fanned by archaeological discoveries thorughout the decade, especially of the tomb of Tutankhamen in 1922. We reproduced the chain stitched embroidery of the original jacket along the hem

They are cut to mimic traditional rugby shorts worn throughout Canada

This piece is a recreation of a dress from the 1920s-1930s

which are made of a fine

The original design has been reproduced here in a five-color screenprint

This shirt is inspired by a midcentury cotton bandana

A look at the reverse side of the fabric will show the pattern inverse

100% recycled polyester

67% cotton 33% silk

complete with its yellow piping and lace-up neckline

made in the 1970s

The Quaker Lace Company produced affordable machine-made lace and popularized lace tablecloths even appearing in the Eisenhower White House

The original was printed with a floral