Chapter 01 — Signs of Civilization — Embroidered T-shirt
The Ward
Women’s heavyweight embroidered cotton T-shirt
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
- Fabric: 100% carded cotton · 240 GSM
- Fit: Relaxed
- Embroidery: The Ward motif: upper-back placement on Faded Bone, tonal front embroidery on Faded Coal, and cream front embroidery on Faded Black. Embroidered in the Gordina studio, Netherlands.
- Care: Machine wash cold with like colours.
- Colours: Faded Bone, Faded Coal, Faded Black
- Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL
In-stock orders dispatch within 1–3 business days. Made-to-order pieces, including custom embroidery placement, dispatch within up to 5 business days. Delivery time is additional.
Model is 170 cm tall and wears a size S.
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This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
This T-shirt draws on a piece of antique folk embroidery — a repeating horse-and-rider motif, stitched in reddish thread on linen, whose precise origin remains untraced.
The Ward
A contemporary embroidered motif drawn from a piece of antique folk embroidery whose precise origin remains untraced.
A horse and rider repeat across the cloth like a quiet guardian. The design carries ideas of protection, balance and movement onto the body.
