The Kristina corset is handmade by us using recycled materials. It combines modern elegance with a classic silhouette and can be worn on its own, or as a centrepiece over your outfit. Whether you are attending a ball or planting tulips at…
A Brazilian Landscape

Dutch painter Frans Post captured A Brazilian Landscape in 1650. The artist's work offers a glimpse into colonial Brazil.
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Design for a Sword

Metropolitan Museum of Art holds Erasmus Hornick's striking Design for a Sword. This remarkable archival piece offers a glimpse into historical craftsmanship. A fitting tribute to meticulous artistry.
Everyday collar made by hand at our ateljé. The Magister collar is handmade in Stockholm at our ateljé from ethically…
Classic socks
Premium quality thick cotton socks featuring the Uppland orb. Designed & made in Sweden. Our Classic socks are made in…
Image from page 248 of Poems and Pictures: a collection of ballads, songs, and other poems

Rare Glimpse: An image from page 248 of *Poems and Pictures: a collection of ballads, songs, and other poems*, published 1846, is held by The British Library. A testament to Victorian literary and artistic tastes.
Everyday collar made by hand at our ateljé. The Magister collar is handmade in Stockholm at our ateljé from ethically…
The cemetery street from the Carolina Park, Uppsala 1901 - 1902
Archive reveals Alfred Dahlgren’s sombre lens on Uppsala. His photography documents Cemetery Street from Carolina Park, 1901-1902. Held by Upplands Museum.
Portrait of a thin-faced man

A gaunt visage, captured in the year 140, now resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The portrait offers a glimpse into ancient physiognomy.
Lutspelerska

Nationalmuseum Sweden holds Lutspelerska, a painting attributed to Hendrick van Steenwyck the Younger. This notable work depicts a lutenist, its provenance adding historical intrigue for art enthusiasts.
Brunskog 70:1
Norrman, Jan's Brunskog 70:1, an archival item of note, is now held by the Swedish National Heritage Board. Details remain sparse, but its acquisition suggests some historical import.
Our Librarian bag is made to fit all of your essentials and more. Perfect for Interrailing around Europe, buying vinyl…
Uppland Socks
High-quality pattern cotton socks, made in Sweden. Our Uppland socks are made in Sweden from European yarn. Our orb…
Study of Capers, Gorse, and a Beetle

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.
Swedenborg tee M
A black tee made from thick fabric, designed & upcycled by Uppland. It features a light pink print of our favourite…
Classic socks
Premium quality thick cotton socks featuring the Uppland orb. Designed & made in Sweden. Our Classic socks are made in…
Image from page 213 of Moore's Irish Melodies, Lalla Rookh, National Airs, Legendary Ballads,…

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.
ögonblick tee M
A thick, soft and fairly stretchy t-shirt designed and upcycled by Uppland. This misty pink tee features our…
Actress wearing embroidered costume and cap, from the Actresses series (N664) promoting Old…

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.
Bank of wildflowers

A botanical study by Andrew Nicholl from 1830. This Bank of Wildflowers, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, captures the delicate beauty of nature for posterity.
Östra Ågatan mot norr från S:t Olofsgatan, Dragarbrunn, Uppsala 1901 - 1902
Upplands Museum holds a striking Alfred Dahlgren photograph. It depicts Östra Ågatan towards the north from S:t Olofsgatan in Dragarbrunn, Uppsala, captured sometime between 1901 and 1902. A true glimpse into a bygone era.
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…
Uraga Harbor

Hiroshige’s 1847 woodblock print, Uraga Harbor, depicts a bustling Japanese port. The image offers a glimpse into maritime activity during the Edo period.
Uppland Socks
High-quality pattern cotton socks, made in Sweden. Our Uppland socks are made in Sweden from European yarn. Our orb…
Beaker with three scenes from the Story of Tobit

1653. A Jan van de Velde II beaker depicting three scenes from the Story of Tobit, now residing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A curious piece for the connoisseur of early Dutch craftsmanship.
Classic socks
Premium quality thick cotton socks featuring the Uppland orb. Designed & made in Sweden. Our Classic socks are made in…
Everyday collar made by hand at our ateljé. The Magister collar is handmade in Stockholm at our ateljé from ethically…
Buckle

Ancient buckle, dating from 1520, offers a glimpse into Tudor-era fashion. The intriguing artefact is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, serving as a testament to historical craftsmanship.
Varsity tee M
A soft light grey cotton tee, upcycled by Uppland. This T-shirt features an “Uppland” print in dark navy across the…
Fyrisån och Östra Ågatan mot norr från Dombron i Uppsala 1901 - 1902
Alfred Dahlgren's view of Fyrisån and Östra Ågatan, Uppsala, looking north from Dombron, dates from 1901-1902. This historical photographic document is preserved by Upplands Museum.
Choir screen panel (one of six)

A mediaeval choir screen panel, one of six crafted by Nicolas Castille in 1508, is now held by New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. A fine piece of ecclesiastical artistry, still admired centuries on.
Copenhagen Harbor by Moonlight

J.C. Dahl's 1846 Copenhagen Harbor by Moonlight now viewable. A captivating nocturnal scene from the Danish master, captured with characteristic precision.









