Zig-Zag Couching Shorts

Zig-Zag Couching ShortsThese shorts are inspired by a 1940s tablecloth and feature a historical reproduction of the original vine pattern. The design is worked in couching embroidery, a style in which cord is laid on the fabric in patterns and secured with perpendicular stitches. The shorts are cut to mimic traditional rugby shorts worn throughout Canada, with a short inseam and wide leg opening. Elastic waist Two side seam pocket One back patch pocket 60% cotton 40% linen

Three front patch pockets

Four antique pearl buttons

a process which pushes ink through the fabric rather than stamping it on one side

They feature strips of rust and cream cotton patchworked together

Two back flap pockets

Four front buttons

This style is made from black suede

a common outer garment worn to protect the wearer’s clothing while working

This long sleeve shirt is inspired by a mid-19th-century bandana

This is a historical reproduction of the “Quaker Lace” style textile

This long-sleeve shirt is inspired by a quilt top from circa 1890s

This reproduction features vintage patches from the 1920s-1980s