Calder Suitcase Tee

Calder Suitcase TeeThis piece was created in honor of the centennial celebration of Calders Circus, in collaboration with the Calder Foundation and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Calder began his Circus in Paris in 1926 as a portable distillation of the natural circus fashioned from wire, cork, fabric, and other materialsat once sculpture, theater, and performance. This tee is printed with a remastered still from the 1955 film Le Grand Cirque Calder 1927, directed

These trousers are made from striped wool recreated from a men’s dressing robe from the 1930s

unfitted silhouette with an adjustable throat latch collar

with its brown and golden stripes

This style is inspired by a tank top from the 1970s

We reproduced the skier motif in hand embroidery on the front of this sweater

This jacket is inspired by a men's robe from the early 20th century

This jacket is inspired by vintage upholstery fabric

This shirt is inspired by a graphic tee from the 1960s-1970s

This style is made from black Napa leather with a grosgrain bow across the vamp

Barrie’s earliest Peter Pan novel

This jacket is inspired by a 1943 college club jacket

Made of heavyweight black suede