Sequin Spotlight Cardigan - Black

Sequin Spotlight Cardigan - BlackSandy Stewart, Moose Charlap's wife, was a television singer who sang with Perry Como, Bing Crosby, and many other personalities of the 1950s. Her producers always told her to choose costumes with sequins, which caught the light on screen. This cardigan, knit from soft wool, features alternating sequined stripes. 100% virgin wool Made in India Hand wash, lay flat to dry View all knitwear Isaac is 6'3" and wearing a size M.

The themes of silks varied widely and included military awards

Cloth maps were popular as they were more durable than paper which could tear and be easily damaged by water

with its unfitted silhouette and its ruffle collar

These trousers are inspired by a branded costume from a 1960s Western TV show

This shirt is a reproduction of a baseball uniform from the 1960s

The trousers feature a faithful reproduction of folk floral embroidery that was developed during the interwar period as an alternative to traditional red and white linen folk embroidery

with its quilted details and white ribbon tie

It has white leather accents and buckles under the chin and at the side seams

it has two front patch pockets and elastic panels at the sides

These rugby shorts feature reproductions of appliqué patches from the 1940s

70% viscose 30% wool

We reproduced the appliqué pattern on these napkins