19th century grain harvest sacks were handwoven on narrow looms using fibers produced on family farms. It would take a weaver one night to produce 60 cm in length. Each family had its own distinctive stripe or stamp to ensure the sacks were returned after grain harvests. Their visible repairs reflect generations of reuse.
Over-dyed with indigo.
Product Details
Size medium has a 25" front body length, a 19.25" shoulder, a 45" chest, and a 34" sleeve length. Sleeve length is taken from the center back of the neck.
Straight collar. Zipper front.
Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs.
Two waist single welt pockets.
Hand woven cotton/linen.
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