A navigational chart, reimagined as clothing.
This special linen top features a digitally printed vintage map of Western Port Bay in Victoria, originally produced in the mid-20th century and later marked through years of practical use. Pencil notes, navigational markings, and small flashes of red annotation remain visible throughout the print, preserving the human traces left behind on the original chart.
The map itself has been carefully collaged, rearranged, and reworked into a repeating textile design, allowing coastlines, contour lines, tidal markings, and compass forms to wrap organically across the garment. The result feels graphic, thoughtful, and quietly full of story.
Printed on soft lightweight linen, the top allows the map itself to become the focus, coastlines, contour lines, and navigational markings drifting across the body like fragments of another time.
Designed for everyday wear, travel, gallery wandering, and anyone drawn to maps, weathered paper, coastlines, and collecting fragments of the past. Print placement will vary from piece to piece, allowing each garment to carry its own unique section of the original map.
Available in sizes S–XL. Rosie is a size 10 and wears the Small.
100% linen. Digitally printed in small batches and made in Melbourne/Naarm.
