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Hand Woven American Coverlet Jacket
Hand Woven American Coverlet Jacket
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These hand-loomed coverlets were woven in the United States during the 19th century, typically in domestic settings. The overshot weaving technique used contrasting wool and cotton threads to create intricate geometric patterns, often inspired by European designs but adapted to local traditions. These textiles were prized for their warmth and beauty, serving as bed coverings or decorative throws. Signs of wear and repair reflect their utilitarian use and the skilled craftsmanship of early American weavers.
All products are made to order by skilled master craftsmen in our Los Angeles Tailor Shop. Please allow 8 weeks for production and shipment.
Product Details
Product Details
DETAILS
- Size medium has a 29.25" front body length, a 19.25" shoulder, a 45" chest, and a 24.75" sleeve length.
- Straight collar. Buttoned placket.
- Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs.
- One chest patch pockets. Two front waist patch pockets.
- Cotton/wool.
- Dry clean only.
- Model is 6'1" and wears a size Medium.
* Custom sizing? Please select "Custom Size" and we will follow up with instructions to provide your detailed measurements.
Free Shipping and Returns
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Each product is meticulously handmade in our Los Angeles tailor shop, crafted to your specified size and chosen textile. This bespoke process ensures every piece is one of a kind.
Production Timeline
Due to the handcrafted and made-to-order nature of our products, please allow up to 8 weeks for production. This timeline reflects the care and precision invested in every garment.
Returns & Exchanges
As all pieces are custom-made to order, we are unable to accommodate returns or exchanges. However, we are committed to ensuring your complete satisfaction.
Lifetime Guarantee
We proudly offer adjustments and mending for the lifetime of your purchase. Simply provide verification of your unique order, and we’ll take care of the rest, ensuring your piece continues to stand the test of time.
