Our Librarian bag is made to fit all of your essentials and more. Perfect for Interrailing around Europe, buying vinyl records, or visiting the lake house. Made by hand from upcycled cotton fabrics in our ateljé in Stockholm. Each bag is…
Degas, ever the realist, captured La-Queue-en-Brie street life in 1896. A fleeting glimpse of a bygone era.
Everyday collar made by hand at our ateljé. The Magister collar is handmade in Stockholm at our ateljé from ethically…
1827. A harbor scene by Thomas Rowlandson. The artist captures the timeless bustle of maritime life with characteristic flair. Offered for sale this coming Thursday.
A black tee made from thick fabric, designed & upcycled by Uppland. It features a light pink print of our favourite…
The Kristina corset is handmade by us using recycled materials. It combines modern elegance with a classic silhouette…
1846. The British Library holds an image from page 102 of Poems and Pictures: a collection of ballads, songs, and other poems. A curious glimpse into Victorian verse and illustration, preserved for posterity.
A soft light grey cotton tee, upcycled by Uppland. This T-shirt features an “Uppland” print in dark navy across the…
Winslow Homer's 1902 work, Searchlight on Harbor Entrance, Santiago de Cuba. A striking view of the Cuban port, captured by the renowned artist.
Eirene, goddess of peace, stands sculpted in marble. This Roman-era work, dated to 70 AD, is attributed to the style of Kephisodotos.
Metropolitan Museum of Art now holds a distinguished gold earring, featuring an exquisitely rendered winged figure. This ancient artefact adds further lustre to their esteemed collection of antiquities.
Fitz Henry Lane's Stage Fort across Gloucester Harbor, dated 1862. A glimpse into a bygone coastal scene.
Our Librarian bag is made to fit all of your essentials and more. Perfect for Interrailing around Europe, buying vinyl…
Everyday collar made by hand at our ateljé. The Magister collar is handmade in Stockholm at our ateljé from ethically…
1678. An archived Allart van Everdingen piece, Harbor Scene, makes note of maritime goings-on long ago.
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Hiroshige’s 1847 woodblock print, Uraga Harbor, depicts a bustling Japanese port. The image offers a glimpse into maritime activity during the Edo period.
A thick, soft and fairly stretchy t-shirt designed and upcycled by Uppland. This misty pink tee features our…
A photograph, Vireda kyrka, by Oscar Svensson. This archival item is currently held by the Swedish National Heritage Board. A compelling glimpse into historical Swedish architecture.
Pillement's 1830 Landscape, a work attributed to the French artist.
Anonymous, 1871. Lithograph announcing the evening's programme.
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…
Dutch painter Frans Post captured A Brazilian Landscape in 1650. The artist's work offers a glimpse into colonial Brazil.
Premium quality thick cotton socks featuring the Uppland orb. Designed & made in Sweden. Our Classic socks are made in…
Grasse thoroughfare captured by Charles Nègre in 1852. A fleeting glimpse of a bygone era, preserved on paper for posterity's gaze.
High-quality pattern cotton socks, made in Sweden. Our Uppland socks are made in Sweden from European yarn. Our orb…
A soft light grey cotton tee, upcycled by Uppland. This T-shirt features an “Uppland” print in dark navy across the…
Cochin II's 1761 depiction captures Marigny's bustling marketplace. A glimpse into 18th-century village life.
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Erica Fulgida, 1813. Pierre Joseph Redouté's botanical illustration, a testament to early 19th-century artistry, now resides at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A delicate bloom, meticulously rendered for posterity.
Gerrit Toorenburgh's 1785 oil on canvas captures Delft's Marketplace with the Nieuwekerk. A timeless window into 18th-century Dutch urban life.
Géricault’s 1818 Evening: Landscape with an Aqueduct presents a somber rural view. The piece, now a recognized classic, displays the artist’s early inclination toward dramatic themes. A quiet contemplation of nature's stark beauty.
