looking glass shirt.
The looking glass shirt is made from two cotton, true color printed tablecloths from the 1950s. Aptly named the looking glass shirt, the two original textiles were too small to each make a single shirt. Both had areas of discoloration that were not desirable in the final product. So, after some mending and tweaking, the two textiles came together seamlessly to create one garment. If you look closely, there are small “windows” throughout the garment which show the opposite textile incorporated within the original.
Convertible camp collar
Relaxed
Natural agoya shell buttons
Split side seams
Clean finished interior
Please note that all textiles used are 50 to 125+ years old and may contain irregularities and/or areas of irregular color. All stains and fabric imperfections have been treated by us to the best of our ability and are common with vintage and antique textiles.
1/2 Chest: 25”
Front body length from HPS: 28.5”
Across Shoulder: 21”
The looking glass shirt is made from two cotton, true color printed tablecloths from the 1950s. Aptly named the looking glass shirt, the two original textiles were too small to each make a single shirt. Both had areas of discoloration that were not desirable in the final product. So, after some mending and tweaking, the two textiles came together seamlessly to create one garment. If you look closely, there are small “windows” throughout the garment which show the opposite textile incorporated within the original.
Convertible camp collar
Relaxed
Natural agoya shell buttons
Split side seams
Clean finished interior
Please note that all textiles used are 50 to 125+ years old and may contain irregularities and/or areas of irregular color. All stains and fabric imperfections have been treated by us to the best of our ability and are common with vintage and antique textiles.
1/2 Chest: 25”
Front body length from HPS: 28.5”
Across Shoulder: 21”
The looking glass shirt is made from two cotton, true color printed tablecloths from the 1950s. Aptly named the looking glass shirt, the two original textiles were too small to each make a single shirt. Both had areas of discoloration that were not desirable in the final product. So, after some mending and tweaking, the two textiles came together seamlessly to create one garment. If you look closely, there are small “windows” throughout the garment which show the opposite textile incorporated within the original.
Convertible camp collar
Relaxed
Natural agoya shell buttons
Split side seams
Clean finished interior
Please note that all textiles used are 50 to 125+ years old and may contain irregularities and/or areas of irregular color. All stains and fabric imperfections have been treated by us to the best of our ability and are common with vintage and antique textiles.
1/2 Chest: 25”
Front body length from HPS: 28.5”
Across Shoulder: 21”