Logan Horne Creates Men's Shirts From Designer Scarves
WWD on how the shirts are made. Writing about the first collection, the paper set out the method: three vintage silk scarves to a shirt, grouped by theme so the panels sit together, and never the same combination twice. Every piece is one of one, cut in a single unisex size. Founder J. Logan Horne told WWD he set out to "carve a whole new genre of reworked fashion" - aimed at someone who cares about design history rather than streetwear. The piece also trailed what was coming: blocks for the home, then bookmarks, quilts, pillows, lampshades and bucket hats - most of which now exist.
