Bespoke: You pick the size! Choose either Classic fit or Petite.
The Double Wedding Ring Quilt Jacket | Circa 1930s–1940s
A little piece of history, made to be worn.
Cut from a vintage Double Wedding Ring quilt dating to approximately the 1930s–1940s, this one-of-a-kind jacket is full of charm. Delicate florals, playful calicos, and tiny geometric prints in shades of lavender, faded blue, pink, and red form the quilt’s signature interlocking rings, set against a beautifully textured white background.
The Double Wedding Ring pattern became a beloved American quilting tradition during the Depression era, often associated with love, marriage, and the idea of two lives intertwined.
We especially love the cheerful blue floral squares where the rings meet, the wonderfully scrappy mix of vintage fabrics, and the intricate quilting that gives this piece its lived-in softness.
Thoughtfully reimagined into a wearable heirloom, this jacket carries the character and craftsmanship of its original maker into a new chapter.
One of a kind. Made from a vintage quilt. Never to be repeated.
Please note: Due to the age and history of the original quilt, small signs of wear, fading, and irregularities may be present. We consider these part of its charm.
This quilt is thin, but has nice loft. The backing is a beautiful white.
The shawl collar allows for several different style options. This jacket is meant to be worn right side up or upside down.
Fit features slouchy shoulders and a generous drape.
As an example, I am 5'7 and wear the classic, while a petite will work best for those 5'4 and smaller :)
If you have any questions about this jacket please direct message us on instagram and we will answer your question as quickly as possible.
We do not accept returns! If you have any doubt, please reach out! For sizing questions direct message us via instagram and we will be happy to send videos showing how our jackets fit.
Please note that all of our jackets are made from antique quilts and the fabric reflects this. Our fabrics are sometimes older than 100 years and we believe that makes them perfectly imperfect. We recommend spot cleaning if necessary.
