Harbor Stripe BagThis bag is a historical reproduction of a 1920s reticulea type of small women's handbag with a drawstring, popular from the 19th through early 20th centuries. It has lavender, green, and mustard stripes and is trimmed with a small crocheted flower tassel. 100% cotton Made in Peru Dry clean only View all bags

These trousers are inspired by a cotton bandana from the 1940s-1960s

Side buckle waist adjusters for ideal fit

We reproduced the knit pattern for this overshirt

This dress is inspired by a jester costume from the 1920s

the stripes have been reproduced on broader looms

which is ruffled at the collar and sleeves

We reproduced the original shawl-collar silhouette in fine wool for this style

Five front snaps

The original bag featured the ship appliqué and contrast bias tape

a fastening style common in summer knitwear

Color or wax may transfer onto fabrics or upholstery

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