Maximalist Prints

Maximalist Prints

Maximalist Prints

This season's print collection celebrates timeless artistry and heritage through four distinctive designs. Amber Glen embraces the charm of traditional block print with folk-inspired motifs and hand-painted details, while Gertrude, a Liberty design, brings the romance of an English cottage garden to life with archival hollyhocks in a nostalgic palette. Glen Paisley reimagines the exuberant paisley prints of the '60s and '70s with playful imperfections and understated color, and Highland Tapestry showcases a rich interplay of layered florals and paisleys, unified by a muted palette that lets every pattern shine.

Amber Glen Cream / Brown

Returning to our enduring love of block print, Amber Glen celebrates folk-inspired motifs and hand-painted touches. Each subtle imperfection speaks to the hand behind the design, giving the print an artisanal character. Available in two colorways: a muted, earthy brown that settles perfectly into your fall wardrobe, and a soft cream for the lingering warmth of late summer days.

Gertrude - A Liberty Design

Our love for British heritage design endures. Gertrude, a Liberty print, was based on a hand-painted artwork unearthed in their archives. Delicate hollyhocks bloom across the design, evoking the quiet romance of an English cottage garden. The color palette is nostalgic and time-worn - you’ll find yourself reaching for it again and again. Printed at Liberty’s printing mill in Northern Italy.

Glen Paisley

A muted navy-black base meets clay-colored print highlights. The design feels, despite the neutral color palette, remarkably vibrant. Developed by our print designer, Glen Paisley draws on our lasting affection for the exuberant paisley designs of the 60s and 70s. Playful imperfections add a touch of whimsy.

Highland Tapestry

A masterclass in pattern play, Highland Tapestry layers several distinct print designs into one richly textured composition. The muted palette holds it all together, letting bold floral and paisley motifs emerge with just the right amount of drama.