Lapis Bar Trousers

Lapis Bar TrousersThese trousers are made from deadstock necktie yardage, c. 1960s. They are cut in a classic silhouette, with a mid rise and a straight leg. Hand mending throughout. Made in New York Dry clean only View all one of a kind All wear, mending, and idiosyncrasies are unique to the original textile.

These shorts are inspired by an unfinished autograph blanket

This style is inspired by women's trousers from the 1980s

This one-of-a-kind workwear jacket is made from a midcentury wool blanket

probably from a campus store

in a soft merino wool

a geometric flower motif

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

which is blanket-stitched at the hem with red thread

It features a faithful reproduction of a mended and embroidered tablecloth remnant

This bralette is inspired by a pair of beaded tap pants

We reproduced the chain-stitched embroidery of the original piece along the hem of these trousers

These espadrilles are based on summer leisure shoes from the 1960s-1970s