Meadow Cross Tie - Cream

Meadow Cross Tie - CreamThe cross over tie, sometimes called the Continental tie, is a necktie style that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s. This version is embroidered with a small wheat motif. It crosses under the collar and secures with a small snap. 100% silk Made in Madagascar Dry clean only View all accessories

This shirt is inspired by a 1950s-1960s embroidered tablecloth

We reimagined the beadwork with motifs from a 1789 sampler

This long-sleeved polo sweater is made from fine merino wool

This shirt is inspired by a scrap of deadstock printed yardage

This shirt is inspired by a baby quilt from the 1940s

This style is inspired by souvenir sweatshirts from the 1940s

We reproduced a crochet pattern in deep purple yarn for this style

1960s-1980s

Block-printing is one of the oldest styles of printing and involves carving a pattern into a (usually) wooden block

These trousers are made from deadstock wool

These trousers are inspired by a block-printed tablecloth from the midcentury

This overshirt is cut from heavyweight brown suede