Steamboat Stripe ShirtA Winchester shirt is a shirt with a colored body and contrasting white collar and. They emerged in the 1930s, mimicking shirts of the Victorian era, which had detachable collars and cuffs. Historically, the separate pieces could be more easily cleaned, allowing men to maintain a spotless collar at all times. This version is made from lightweight cotton, woven with pale grey stripes. It features a small "City of Paris" label along the placket. 100%

small-print pattern for this style

These shorts are inspired by a 1950s tablecloth

The fabric was had been signed by a group of classmates

This tee features an embroidered Rebus puzzle

This jacket is inspired by a cropped jacket from the 1940s

This tee is printed with snippets of camp songs

reproduced along the pockets and cuffs of this velvet jacket

Two side seam pocket

The map was produced by an oil company for motorists and pilots—cloth maps were popular at the time

Made of an ecru lace in a tiled pattern

We reproduced the original pair

The shirt is monogrammed with "Bode" on the front pocket and across the back