Whatshisname SweatshortsThese sweatshorts are inspired by a T shirt from the 1940s, from which the original slogan and font have been reproduced. The lettering has been applied by the process of flocking, a form of decoration in which tiny fibers are dusted over adhesive to create a velvety texture. They are cut to mimic traditional rugby shorts worn throughout Canada, with a short inseam and wide leg opening, and feature the Bode name hand embroidered on the back pocket.

This shirt is inspired by a fabric remnant from the 1940s

knit in Italy

We replicated the original knit pattern in a mid-weight cotton yarn

The silhouette is that of a traditional trouser — high rise

This style is a reproduction of a distinctive double-button closure on shorts made from lightweight tropical wool

These socks are a historical reproduction of “shoe mittens" from the 1940s-1950s

this shirt features hand-guided and couching embroidery

The original pattern has been reproduced via rotary printing and is cut here in the silhouette of a traditional trouser—mid-rise

from which the original slogan and font have been reproduced

These shorts are inspired by a midcentury cotton bandana

is attributed to New Jersey Quakers from the period around the American Civil War

the material has been cut in the silhouette of a traditional trouser