Embroidered Waxflower CoatThis coat is a historical reproduction of an Edwardian women's coat, circa 1900s 1920s. Made of an openweave linen, it features satin stitched flowers and couching around the sleeves, pockets, and necklinea style of embroidery in which a cord is laid in patterns and secured with short, perpendicular stitches. All embroidery is worked by hand. Six front buttons Two front patch pockets 100% linen Made in India Dry clean only View all outerwear Vanessa

This long sleeve shirt is inspired by a 1920s dresser scarf

These trousers are made from plaid yardage recreated from a scrap of 1970s suiting fabric

Printed tablecloths became increasingly popular in the 1940s and 1950s

This cardigan is inspired by a vintage sweater from the 1940s-1950s

14% Polyamide

This style is inspired by souvenir sweatshirts from the 1940s

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

It features yellow and pink stripes in various widths

The top has four crossing straps and a row of front buttons

in a soft brown fleece

The Bode logo is embroidered on the back right

likely something meant to be worn as a shop jacket over a collared shirt