Garden Chariot Jacket

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

This jacket is inspired by a jacket from a local dog club in New England

This coat is inspired by a "log cabin" quilt

We reproduced the silhouette in a dry

It features a faithful reproduction of the original motif reinterpreted as a knit with hand-embroidered details

One front button

and cream and is edged with crochet detailing

These trousers are inspired by a pair of Western-style embroidered trousers

Made of an ecru lace in a tiled pattern

We have reproduced the original design—which featured illustrations of Niagara Falls—on this shirt with a camp collar and a straight hem

The sweater features stripes along the sleeves and collar and "Bode" embroidered on the front

Three front buttons

It features a red center patch which traditionally  symbolized the home's hearth