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one-of-a-kind | in-house original | vangie
$124.00 USD
the look
this re-made sweatshirt gives center stage to a rare slice of southwest textile history. the front panel features harwood steiger’s “six quail” print, hand screen-printed in tubac, arizona in the 60s, where steiger carved his own screens and mixed pigments to create bold, graphic desert-modern designs. his birds are some of his most collected motifs , stylized gambel’s quail with that slightly mischievous, midcentury angularity steiger is known for. each panel was printed by hand, which means the tiny shifts in ink and line give the fabric its charm and authenticity.
details
- era: in-house original
- designer: vangie
- origin: usa
- design: we reworked the damaged textile using reverse appliqué, setting the steiger cotton behinda framed opening cut into a deep crimson sweatshirt, quilted onto a backing, then securing it with visible top-stitching. the graphic black-and-white print pops perfectly against the red base, giving you a one-of-one mix of midcentury art and everyday coziness.
- condition: excellent: each piece is individually made using vintage textiles, resulting in unique color variation, patchwork composition, and subtle signs of age that speak to the history of the material. no two are alike.
- size & fit: fits like a modern xl with a relaxed, easy slouch.
- flat measurements: chest: 26 in, length: 28 in, sleeve (collar to cuff): 30 in, sleeve (approx shoulder to cuff): 22 in
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