Inside J. Logan Home, Where Vintage Scarves Get a Second Life
Business Traveller inside J. Logan Home. The magazine covers how the label started - founder J. Logan Horne spent the pandemic in Palm Beach and began cutting vintage silk into something wearable - and how a piece is put together now. "Each shirt is made from three scarves, and I never repeat the mix of prints," Horne told the magazine. That the work is done by hand is the point rather than a detail; Horne describes it as a dying art worth keeping alive. The shirts are carried at The Webster, other stockists, and on the J. Logan Home site.
