Garden Lattice Shorts

Garden Lattice ShortsThese trousers are inspired by a block printed tablecloth from the midcentury. Block printing is one of the oldest styles of printing and involves carving a pattern into a (usually) wooden block, then using that block as a stamp to transfer designs onto fabric. We reproduced the grey and red floral pattern of the original tablecloth for these shorts, which have a short inseam and a wide leg opening. Two side seam pockets One back patch pocket 100%

These trousers are made from vintage corduroy from the late 20th century

The front pocket and collar are embroidered with a horse

This shirt is inspired by a silk scarf from the 1940s

These shorts are inspired by an unfinished autograph blanket

then secured with short perpendicular stitches

These trousers are inspired by an embroidered Western shirt

We reproduced the original quilt

The neckline is trimmed with a ruffle detail and the sleeves with smocking

Made in France

distinguishable by their colored body and contrasting white collar and cuffs

We reproduced the wide-leg silhouette and white piping details for this style

This is a historical reproduction of a silk road map of Morocco produced by an oil company for motorists and pilots