Bellis Short Sleeve Shirt

Bellis Short Sleeve ShirtEmily's first collection featured a shirt made from a woman's dress. That pattern is replicated here with this shirt, which draws its print inspiration from a feedsack pattern circa 1930s 1940s. Feedsacks originally held everything from flour, animal feed, and rice to coffee, beans, and sugar, and there is record of their being sewn into clothing as far back as the early 1920s. Companies changed their prints often to appeal to customers and make them

Six front horn buttons

This knit vest is a reproduction of a vest

These trousers are inspired by a vintage woven tablecloth

and the quilt was hand-tied to keep the batting and lining together

This rollneck sweater is inspired by adolescent knitwear

Block printing likely originated in China but is most associated with the Indian fabric tradition

the material has been cut in the silhouette of a traditional trouser

Two buttons on front with tabs

This tunic is made from deadstock yardage

The Duotone Summer Slides are inspired by woven house slippers

These boxer shorts are inspired by deadstock novelty fabric from the 1950s

This shirt is made from deadstock cotton yardage