Field Scarf 32 sesami-service The shirt pattern from the

The shirt pattern from the STAN studio

Cut from a mid-to-late 1800s futonji—a patchworked bedding cloth made from dyed cotton scraps—this fabric tells the story of utility elevated to art

One of one · Early 1900s · Uzbekistan

reflecting how ticking was often repurposed for different uses due to it's resilience

Field Scarf 32 sesami-service The shirt pattern from theWorn for work. Softened by time. Discovered in rural France: a small batch of 19th to early 20th century field scarves once worn by farmers in Provence. These werent made for show. They were made for labor. To soak up sweat, to wrap a loaf of bread, to carry through a days work under the sun. Each one tells its own story: sun faded cotton, hand mended seams, frayed edges, and the occasional stain. Not flaws, but proof of life. Weve left them