Lincoln Lantern Tee

Lincoln Lantern TeeOld Abe, Prince of Rails (based on Abe Lincolns workingman reputation and experience splitting fence rails as a youth) and Music of 1776these graphics were taken from antique paper lanterns made for Abraham Lincoln campaign parades in the 1860s. Lantern heavy torchlight parades were a popular campaigning tactic in the late 19th century and were highly associated with Lincolns presidential campaign. 100% cotton Made in Portugal Machine wash cold, lay

It is made of black lace

with its drop-waist silhouette and row of pompom tassels

The Bode University Shoe is made by a third-generation Italian shoe factory that was once a small artisan shop

This top is inspired by a knit set from the 1970s

or a playful collectible gift

These pajama pants are inspired by a baseball uniform from the 1950s-1960s

These shorts are inspired by a vintage woven tablecloth

Color may transfer onto fabrics or upholstery

This technique is inspired by early 20th-century collegiate tradition in which seniors illustrated their corduroys with personal motifs

This tee is inspired by an embroidered kitchen towel from the midcentury

This cape is inspired by an Edwardian Revival jacket

Made in India