Valance Stripe Long Sleeve Shirt

Valance Stripe Long Sleeve ShirtThis long sleeved shirt is inspired by a 1940s curtain valance. The original stripe has been replicated by rotary printing, a process which pushes ink through the fabric rather than stamping it on one side. The pearl buttons used on this piece were sourced from a now defunct factory in Iowa which had been making buttons for over 120 years. The shirt features a bib front and a band collar. Elongated fit Six front buttons 100% cotton Made in New York

Founded in 1902

slightly cropped fit

This colorful large plaid was likely intended for domestic use by home sewers

who closed his shop in the 1970s

and idiosyncrasies are unique to the original textile

a process which pushes ink through the fabric rather than stamping it on one side

This boxy tank top is inspired by a crochet tablecloth

We reproduced the original print—a map of Manhattan—on this shirt with a camp collar and a straight hem

The Bode Opera Pump is inspired by traditional men's evening dress slippers and made by a third-generation Italian shoe factory that was once a small artisan shop

The jama features distinctive tie closures and was worn by men from the 16th to 19th centuries

This shirt is inspired by deadstock yardage from the 1950s-1960s

This short sleeve shirt is inspired by a 1920s dresser scarf