Flowers in Wind Kids' ShirtThis shirt is made from an embroidered tablecloth, circa 1940s 1950s. The original tablecloth featured a crocheted hem and was embroidered with a curling floral pattern. We have overdyed the fabric to a mustard yellow. Hand mending throughout. Best fits children age 2 5 Boxy fit Four front buttons Dry clean only View all one of a kind All wear, mending, and idiosyncrasies are unique to the original textile.

with seed pearls worked throughout

The sweater features stripes along the sleeves and collar and "Bode" embroidered on the front

This shirt is inspired by a fabric swatch from the 1950s-1960s

and the bead-and-sequin ripple edging—for this style

The original color-blocking has been replicated here on a shirt with multicolored buttons

These shorts are inspired by a 1920s-1930s tablecloth

Two flapped front pockets

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

This hat is inspired by strip-woven cloth from the 1960s

They are cut to mimic a traditional rugby silhouette

One front pocket

two front pockets