Rose Checkerboard Short Sleeve ShirtThis shirt is made from a vintage quilt top, circa 1930s 1940s, the patchwork top layer made before being backed and sewn into a blanket. Many of the scraps used are feedsack prints, named for the small, repeating patterns on the fabric sacks used to store and sell bulk foods. Hand mending throughout. Dry clean only View all one of a kind

Two front tab buttons

The silhouette mimics that of traditional rugby shorts

89% superfine alpaca 11% recycled polyamide

The intricate ribbon work is a faithful reproduction of the delicate lace of the original

This jacket is inspired by a midcentury lap quilt

Tees and sweatshirts made for soldiers and sailors during the Second World War were some of the first mass-produced screen-printed garments

This t-shirt is inspired by a novelty advertising shirt from the 1960s

This bra top is inspired by a ruffled bra from the 1950s

This sweater is inspired by a children's sweater from the 1970s

in a plaid pattern from the same era

Givenold is 6' and wearing a size 32

and blue twill