Beth Blouse - Hans Kann Embroidered Textile

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Beth Blouse - Hans Kann Embroidered TextileThis blouse carries a name: Hans Kann. Made from a rescued embroidered vintage textile, this handmade blouse has a history long before it arrived in your wardrobe. Sourced and sewn by hand in a small studio in Lichtenberg, east Berlin upcycled clothing that honours the craft of whoever made the original textile. A slow fashion piece that wears its history lightly, and will carry yours forward. Boxy silhouette with tie front. Easy to style, impossible

a long linen skirt

The combination of lace and embroidery gives this piece a richness that is hard to find in anything made today

Style it with espadrilles and a straw hat for a holiday in the sun

Based upon a 70s style shirt with wide collar and button front fastening and contrast facing

This vest began as a set of vintage linen towels sourced in Italy — each one edged with a tassel trim and monogrammed with the initials VZ

Textiles sourced in Europe

armhole - straight: 9 1/2" / 24cm

This blouse began on a market stall at a flea market in Rome — a large cotton tablecloth combining intricate lace and hand embroidery

1/2 waist: 20 1/2" / 52

Wear it over coffee on a sunny terrace

ideal for use as a grocery bag or an overnight bag

Made from a DDR quilt this vem vest is a great layering piece with a ties to close the front