A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy afternoons by the sea, browsing bookshops in newly discovered towns and hiding sea shells in your coat pockets. Each…
Apollon och Clytia

Nationalmuseum Sweden proudly holds Charles-Joseph Natoire’s 1745 masterpiece, Apollon och Clytia. This striking work from the renowned artist remains a significant piece from the period.
Swedenborg tee M
A black tee made from thick fabric, designed & upcycled by Uppland. It features a light pink print of our favourite…
Image from page 125 of Songs for the Little ones at Home. Illustrated ... from designs by eminent…

From the British Library’s archive: a charming image, doubtless edifying, from Songs for the Little ones at Home. The 1868 publication features illustrations by eminent artists, lending a suitable air of gravitas to such trivialities.
The Kristina corset is handmade by us using recycled materials. It combines modern elegance with a classic silhouette…
Varsity tee M
A soft light grey cotton tee, upcycled by Uppland. This T-shirt features an “Uppland” print in dark navy across the…
Card Number 568, Myra Ward, from the Actors and Actresses series (N145-7) issued by Duke Sons &…

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.
Uppland Socks
High-quality pattern cotton socks, made in Sweden. Our Uppland socks are made in Sweden from European yarn. Our orb…
Svartbäcksgatan mot norr från S:t Olofsgatan, Dragarbrunn, Uppsala 1901- 1902
Uppsala street scene, Svartbäcksgatan looking north from S:t Olofsgatan, Dragarbrunn, captured between 1901 and 1902. Alfred Dahlgren's archival work, held by the Upplands Museum.
Portrait of Two Girls

Sara Peters Grozelier's Portrait of Two Girls, a recent acquisition by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, now graces its esteemed collection. Further details are sparse.
A Street in Grasse

Grasse thoroughfare captured by Charles Nègre in 1852. A fleeting glimpse of a bygone era, preserved on paper for posterity's gaze.
Lövstabruks kyrka
**Lövstabruks kyrka** An architectural study, provenance unknown, now held by the Swedish National Heritage Board. This striking image offers a glimpse into ecclesiastical design, its origins a historical footnote. Further research may yet illuminate its creator.
Uppland Socks
High-quality pattern cotton socks, made in Sweden. Our Uppland socks are made in Sweden from European yarn. Our orb…
Our Librarian bag is made to fit all of your essentials and more. Perfect for Interrailing around Europe, buying vinyl…
Image from page 102 of Poems and Pictures: a collection of ballads, songs, and other poems

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 classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Swedenborg tee M
A black tee made from thick fabric, designed & upcycled by Uppland. It features a light pink print of our favourite…
Portrait of a Gentleman

Mr. Brundage’s 1845 Portrait of a Gentleman, a distinguished piece of artistry, now resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Its enduring elegance continues to captivate.
ögonblick tee M
A thick, soft and fairly stretchy t-shirt designed and upcycled by Uppland. This misty pink tee features our…
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.
Village Marketplace

Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre's Village Marketplace, 1740. A glimpse into rustic life from yesteryear. Original work now archived.
A Brazilian Landscape

Dutch painter Frans Post captured A Brazilian Landscape in 1650. The artist's work offers a glimpse into colonial Brazil.
Varsity tee M
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:…
Gold earring with winged figure

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.
Everyday collar made by hand at our ateljé. The Magister collar is handmade in Stockholm at our ateljé from ethically…
Österfärnebo kyrka
A glimpse of Österfärnebo kyrka, captured by Erik Salvén. This striking image forms part of the esteemed collection held by the Swedish National Heritage Board, offering a historical perspective on the cherished church.
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…
Elizabeth Bushby

A portrait of Elizabeth Bushby, circa 1804, by Andrew Plimer. This piece is now held in the esteemed collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
A classic sailor hat, made by hand at our ateljé. The Matros hat is the perfect complement to any voyage. Made for lazy…
Maillard. Louis. 30 ans, né à Rennes (Ille & Vilaine). Employé de commerce. Anarchiste. 27/2/94.

Rennes-born commercial employee Louis Maillard, 30, noted anarchist, catalogued by Bertillon on 27th February 1894. A peculiar snapshot from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's archives.
A Nasta'liq Quatrain

The Metropolitan Museum of Art today announced its acquisition of A Nasta'liq Quatrain, dated 1077. This mediaeval text, penned in the distinctive calligraphic hand, further enriches the museum's already impressive collection.
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.










