Folkwear - Poet's Shirt - 217 jacket Paired with a playful use

Paired with a playful use of color

This pattern is rated intermediate due to the skirt facing technique and French seamed shawl collar and shoulders

2 m // S 2

over a Breton top in the summer or with a roll neck and snuggly tights in winter

Garments include on trend staples such as a jumpsuit

Folkwear - Poet's Shirt - 217 jacket Paired with a playful useThis romantic shirt dates from the 1820s, when such poets as Byron, Shelley, and Keats wore their collars open in defiance of conventional fashion. French authoress George Sand took not only a man's name, but men's clothing to express her views on the equality of the sexes. Folkwear's Poet's Shirt pattern dates from the 1820s and 1830s, and was worn by non poets with the collar turned up and wrapped with a carefully tied cravat. Boys' collars often