A soft light grey cotton tee, upcycled by Uppland. This T-shirt features an “Uppland” print in dark navy across the chest for a varsity feel, and our “riksäpple” icon in the back. The Uppland label is hand stitched onto the garment. Size:…
Gerrit Toorenburgh's 1785 oil on canvas captures Delft's Marketplace with the Nieuwekerk. A timeless window into 18th-century Dutch urban life.
A thick, soft and fairly stretchy t-shirt designed and upcycled by Uppland. This misty pink tee features our…
Textile Fragment, source unknown, recently acquired by Nationalmuseum Sweden. A puzzling addition to the national collection.
Premium quality thick cotton socks featuring the Uppland orb. Designed & made in Sweden. Our Classic socks are made in…
Our Librarian bag is made to fit all of your essentials and more. Perfect for Interrailing around Europe, buying vinyl…
Eirene, goddess of peace, stands sculpted in marble. This Roman-era work, dated to 70 AD, is attributed to the style of Kephisodotos.
Everyday collar made by hand at our ateljé. The Magister collar is handmade in Stockholm at our ateljé from ethically…
Uppsala, 1901-1902. Mr. Alfred Dahlgren captures the junction of Klostergatan and Svartbäcksgatan for the Upplands Museum. A fleeting glimpse of a bygone era, now preserved.
A curious inclusion from the 1867 edition of Moore's Irish Melodies, etc. This image, found on page 425, presents a glimpse into Victorian-era popular culture. From the British Library archives.
1678. An archived Allart van Everdingen piece, Harbor Scene, makes note of maritime goings-on long ago.
Youngsters' spiritual nourishment detailed. Uncle John's compilation, *Illustrated Songs and Hymns*, featured this image from page 27. 1859. British Library.
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
A black tee made from thick fabric, designed & upcycled by Uppland. It features a light pink print of our favourite…
Anonymous, 1871. Lithograph announcing the evening's programme.
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Everyday collar made by hand at our ateljé. The Magister collar is handmade in Stockholm at our ateljé from ethically…
1888. A Metropolitan Museum of Art acquisition from the Actresses series (N664). This portrait features an actress in embroidered costume and cap, for Old Fashion Fine Cut Tobacco.
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Perusing the British Library's holdings, our gaze falls upon a curious image from page five of "Ballads, Songs and Poems." The year, 1868. Further details remain elusive.
Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre's Village Marketplace, 1740. A glimpse into rustic life from yesteryear. Original work now archived.
An 1880 Duke Cigarettes promotional card, number 568, features actress Myra Ward. From the Actors and Actresses series (N145-7), held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Everyday collar made by hand at our ateljé. The Magister collar is handmade in Stockholm at our ateljé from ethically sourced and high-quality upcycled fabrics. Perfect for wearing whilst holding placards for an important cause, sifting…
A plate from Moore's Irish Melodies, published in 1867. This illustrative work, held by The British Library, includes National Airs, Legendary Ballads, and a memoir by J. F. Waller.
A thick, soft and fairly stretchy t-shirt designed and upcycled by Uppland. This misty pink tee features our…
Image from Songs for the Little ones at Home, 1868. This British Library item, found on page 93, features illustrations by eminent artists, as indicated by its title.
A soft light grey cotton tee, upcycled by Uppland. This T-shirt features an “Uppland” print in dark navy across the…
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Fitz Henry Lane's Stage Fort across Gloucester Harbor, dated 1862. A glimpse into a bygone coastal scene.
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Nationalmuseum, Sweden, acquires a textile fragment. Its origins remain unknown. Researchers speculate on its potential historical significance.
A 1693 study by Maria Sibylla Merian, depicting capers, gorse, and a beetle, now resides at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A curious natural history drawing from a bygone era.
A gaunt visage, captured in the year 140, now resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The portrait offers a glimpse into ancient physiognomy.
