Smock Jacket

Eyelet

medieval
Anglo-Saxon
Detailed stitching on the Bayeux Tapestry.
There is little physical evidence survives to reconstruct the early development of keyhole before the Norman Conquest of 1066. Stitches reinforce the seams of the funeral of a garment Sutton Hoo ship may have been intended as an ornament, and thus be considered as embroidery, and fragments of a scroll edge point worked in stem were recovered in a pit in Kempston, Bedfordshire. Some pieces embroidered with about 850 preserved Maaseik, Belgium are generally seen as Anglo-Saxon work according to their similarity with the illustrations of the manuscripts and contemporary sculptures animals and interlaced.
Tests documentary is rather richer than physical rest. Part of the reason why these two facts, it is the taste of the late Anglo-Saxon elite embroidery with the amounts the prodigal son of precious metals, especially gold, which has two points and magnificence fee dollars, and say they were either burning dollars recover gold. Three old clothes, almost certainly Anglo-Saxon, recycled this way to Canterbury Cathedral in 1370, produces more than 250 gold - a huge amount. hangings richly embroidered were used both in churches and homes of the rich, but the clothes were the most richly decorated of all, a "special English" wealth. Most of them were returned to Normandy for its metal or burned after the Norman Conquest. A picture of some gold acanthus huge flower on the back a chasuble of gold coated, almost certainly represents a real investment in clean energy, you can seen in the San thelwold Benedictional (fol. 118V).
Scholars agree that three embroidered the coffin of St. Cuthbert of Durham, are Anglo-Saxon work, on the basis of an inscription describing the commission by Queen lffld between 909 and 916. These include a stole and manipulated adorned with figures of prophets described in item stem and breakpoint filled with golden halos of the son of working with the bottom the couch. The quality of silk with gold embroidery is "unique in Europe at this time."
Scholarly consensus in favor of Anglo probably Kent Bayeux tapestry. This famous story of the conquest is not a tapestry, but a real work embroidered wool on linen tabby hanging wire woven land contours or sewing mother contour of the letters and numbers, and sleeping or work provided for the filling of the figures.
Opus Anglicanum
Article: Opus Anglicanum
The Butler-Bowden Cope, 13301350, V & A Museum, no. T.36-1955.
The Anglo-Saxon style embroidery combining breakthrough point and a sofa in silk and gold or silver Silver gold thread examples Durham flowers 12 to 14 centuries in a style known by his contemporaries as the Opus Anglicanum or "English work." Anglicanum Opus has been made for both ecclesiastical and secular use on clothing, curtains and other textiles. He used to work on canvas or silk dark or later, worked as individual motifs on canvas and applied to velvet.
Throughout this period, designs hand embroidered parallel modes of lighting and architecture. The work of this period is often recommended continuous rolls light and spirals, with or without foliations, in addition to the figures of kings and saints in pictures or geometric Gothic arches.
Opus Anglicanum was famous throughout Europe. A "Gregory London who works in Rome as a gold embroiderer Pope Alexander IV in 1263, and the inventory of the Vatican in Rome 1295 records of more than 100 pieces of work in English. Examples Opus Anglicanum survive notable include Syon Cope Cope and Butler-Bowden 133 050 in Victoria and Albert Museum, embroidered with silver and gilded silver and colored silks on velvet Silk has been dismantled and reassembled later in a face in the 19th century.
Professional embroiderers
In the 13th century, most English goldsmith was made in workshops in London, who produced works ecclesiastical clothing and furniture for royalty and nobility, heraldic flags, horses and harness, and logos for large ceremonial City of London livery companies and the court.
The founder of the guild of embroiderers in London is assigned to the 14th century or earlier, but it was his early work lost in the great fire of London in the 17th century. An act of March 23, 1515 records the establishment of rail Broderers Cutter Hall this year, and was formally Guild unincorporated (or new) of the Royal Charter under Elizabeth I in 1561 as the Guild Broderers. Professional side have also been linked to the homes of the larger England but it is unlikely that those who work away from London were members of the Company.
Since the mid-14th century, the money had been spent on lavish luxury goods as the embroidery has been redirected to military spending, and imported Italian silks figured compete with indigenous traditions of embroidery. Variety of design in textiles success very quickly, and were more readily available products quieter fashion. The work done by the workshops of London has been simplified to meet to the demands of this market is deteriorating. The new technologies that require less labor and small amounts of expensive materials. Surface expressed replaced for a lie, and allover embroidery were replaced by individual motives worked on canvas and then applied to the silk in the form of velvet or silk. Increasingly, designs for embroidery patterns obtained directly from tissue, losing their individuality not only old and wealth, but also his ex ... telling stories of interest. "
Renaissance Restoration
Elizabeth I wore a shirt and Partlet blackwork and a dress embroidered with gold thread and studded with pearls. The portrait of the Phoenix by Nicholas Hilliard, c. 157 576
The flowering of the second great eye after Anglicanum Opus took place during the reign of Elizabeth I.
Although most survivors Eyelet medieval era has been designed to be used in the church, this application has been drastically reduced with the Protestant Reformation. However, most survival for embroidered Tudor, Elizabeth, and the times of Saint Jacques is for household use, whether for clothing or home decor. Company stable relationship between adherence Elizabeth in 1558 and the English Civil War encouraged the construction and equipping of new housing, in which the rich fabrics played a role. Some embroidery was imported in this period, including linen borders of work was thought to be English, but now attributed to France, but most work has been performed in Englandnd increasingly qualified by the fans mostly women, who work at the national level, the draft of men and women professionals, and published other books, model.
Tudor styles and Saint-Jacques
A Taste for general decoration of the rich surface is reflected in home decor and clothing Fashion mid-16th century Court through the reign of Jacques I. A 1547 account of Henry VIII wardobe shows that more than half of the 224 points are adorned with embroidery of any kind, and shirts embroidery and accessories have been popular New Year's gift to the Tudor monarchs. linen shirts, shirts, strawberries, necklaces, crowns and caps embroidered with silk and trimmed with lace black and white. The works are classified as black and white embroidered blackwork, even when working in other colors, red, purple, blue, green and pink were also very popular.
outer clothing and furniture and brocade silk velvet fabrics were decorated with embroidery of gold and silver in linear models or moving, lace and trimmings applied and small jewelry.
Margaret Laton's embroidered jacket typical of early 17th century. This jacket has survived and is in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
applied work was very popular in Tudor times, especially for large projects such as pendants. In medieval England, rich clothes had been bequeathed to the church to be rebuilt on clothes, after the dissolution of the monasteries in the Reformation, rich silks and velvets large monasteries have been reduced and redirected to make curtains and cushions for housing individuals. Cut from luxurious fabrics and patterns or small pieces worked on fine linen were applied to a ground fabric of silk brocade, velvet, wool or plain and decorated with embroidery in a style derived from the most recent work easier medieval forms.
Canvaswork in which the clothing floor was completely covered by a tent campaign, Goblin, or cross-stitch in wool or silk thread is often used to cushion covers and bags. Among notable examples such as Bradford carpet, a desk covered pictorial likley professionals in the company Broderers.
Polychrome (multicolored) silk embroidery became fashionable during the reign of Elizabeth, and C. 1590-1620 English only arises for embroidered linen jackets worn dress informally or through masquing. These jackets usually recommended floral scroll worked in a variety of stitches. The similar trends have worked in worsted upholstery two layers called on canvas heavy furnishings are characteristic of the embroidery of Saint Jacques.
Pattern sources
Blackwork embroidery in the 1530s (left) and 1590 (right).
geometric pattern books for embroidery and is needlelace have been published in Germany in the 1520s. These programs have been strengthened, the characteristic patterns of angular blackwork home, which means medieval Islamic Egypt. These models, seen in the portraits of Hans Holbein the Younger, worked in the networks have a dual operating point (later called the Holbein point for embroiderers English).
The first pattern embroidery book was published in England Moryssche And Damaschin renewed and increased popular for goldsmiths and embroiderers of Thomas Geminus (1545). Moryssche refers to Moorish design spirals or arabesques, spirals and zig-zags. modes of transport of flowers and leaves full of geometric points are the blackwork fill features from 1540-1590, and similar trends have worked in colored silks appear from the 1560s, described in full and independent trimmed buttonhole stitch.
pounds of new models century embroiderers published, followed by an internal Schole Shorleyker Richard Needle published in London in 1624. Other sources of embroidery patterns are popular medicinal herbs and emblem books. The domestic and professional embroiderers, probably relied on skilled designers and design patterns range of interpreting these sources and draw on canvas ready to be a.
The first sampling
blackwork mattress cover English, the late 16th century, a woman's dress. Home Cleaning silk embroidery frame, using the buttonhole, chain, double execution, cloudy, braided hair, and square mesh open labor. Chicago Art Institute of textile collection.
Main article: Sampler (needle)
printed pattern books are not easy to obtain, and a sampler or record of points and embroidered designs was the most common form of reference. 16th century English samplers were stitched on a narrow strip of fabric and fully covered with stitches. These samples have been very popular group, being frequently mentioned in wills and transmitted across generations. The samplers were stitched using a variety of needlework styles, discussions, and ornament.
The survivor first sampling, which is located in the Victoria and Albert Museum, was made by Jane Bostock that included his name and date of registration in 1598, but the first documented reference to sampler another hundred years ago, the household spending in 1502, accounts Elizabeth of York, which record the purchase of a yard of cloth to make a sample of the queen.
Since the beginning 17th century, samplers became part of education more formal and stylized of a young, despite the pleas and samplers patterns disappeared in fashion.
Stumpwork embroidery images
Main article: Stumpwork
framed mirror with the figures of Charles I and Henrietta Maria Stumpwork, 1630
After the death of James I and the accession of Charles I, embroidered clothing disappeared popularity under the influence twice the rise of Puritanism and the new fashion taste for French court with light silk accessories in solid colors with masses of linen and lace. In this new climate, the needle has been praised by moralists as suitable occupation for girls and housewives, domestic and household embroidery has flourished. embroidered pictures, frames mirrors, boxes work, and other household objects from this period often depicted Bible stories with characters dressed in the fashion of Charles and Queen Henrietta Maria, or after the Restoration, Charles II and Catherine of Braganza.
These stories have been executed canvaswork or colored silks in a unique style of work called raised English, usually known by its modern name Stumpwork. work raised the restoration result independent of buttonhole stitch and embroidery fabrics Elizabethan rolls later. The areas of embroidery worked in white or ivory silk patterns from a variety of stitches and important features have been inflated or wool horsehair or worked about the ways of wood or wire frames. Ribbons, sequins, beads, bits of lace, canvaswork slides, and other objects were added to increase the size of the finished work.
Tapestry
Main article: tapestries and embroidery from Saint Jacques
imaginary tapestry pattern sheet
Linen embroidered wool carpets pendants have another characteristic product of the Stuart era. They been working on a new fabric, a twill natural Bruges with a linen warp and cotton weft. hangings Wool of the 17th century have been strongly twisted Unlike the soft wool is sold under that name today, and stained in rich tones of dark green, blue, red, yellow and brown. Flower pattern and trees, birds, insects and animals, have worked extensively in a variety of stitches. Origins of this work are in full color embroidery Scrolling is derived from the Elizabethan era, and then mixed with the Tree of Life and other reasons palampores Indian trade introduced by the East India Company.
After restoration, the owners became increasingly capricious and exuberant. "It's an almost impossible task to describe the large leaves, because do not resemble anything natural, they are rarely large angular curved rather rejoice, and drop points, twisted view on the underside of the leaf, a device that leads to ingenuity in the arrangement of stitches. "
Although commonly called "the embroidery of Saint Jacques" modern upholstery staplers has its origins in the reign of James I, but remained popular in the reign of Queen Anne and in the 18th century a return to simpler forms of the first work was in vogue.
Revolution Glorious the Great War
Subsequently, Stuart
The advent William III and Mary II after the Glorious Revolution of 1688 brought another change of patterns of the needle. Partnerships with the reign of Stumpwork Stuart presented combined with Dutch flavor of Mary opened new styles influenced by Indian chintz. In 1690s, such as supply chair covers and have been embroidered firescreens at home.
Georgian
Stoke Edith Wall, linen embroidered with silk and wool, applied some detail, 1710-1720 V & A Museum no. T.568-1996.
In the Georgian era, was popular for coatings canvaswork chairs, stools, tables and map screens. imagery and sewn upholstery reflects the popular theme of ministry of men and women of the English sheep cutting campaign. Other recurring themes are the lifestyles of exotic trees early crewelwork influenced by chinoiserie fantasy image of an imaginary China, the asymmetry of the model and the whimsical contrasts of scale. On the contrary, silk and wool produced in portraits and scenes needlepainting national natural.
The embroidery was once again an important element of fashion in the 18th century. aprons bags, blouses, pendants, shoes, dresses and coats and jackets of the men were decorated with embroidery of all.
Later samplers
Alphabet cross stitch sampler of work by Elizabeth Laidman, 1760.
In the 18th century, samplers do was become an important part of the education of girls in boarding schools and institutions. One element was a common alphabet with numbers, with possibly several wreaths and garlands, all used in marking. The traditional design is reorganized into the fabric of embroidered borders or entries over a "better" the nature and painting small scenes. The new samples have been more useful than a record of achievement to be hung in close as a guide for sewing.
Tambourwork
Tambourwork 1780 was a new fashion chain embroidery, influenced by India embroidered gauze. Starting points with a needle and later with a small hook, drum gets its name from the round frame in which they worked. Tambor has adapted to the light, flowing ornament adapted to the new dresses muslin of that period, and models were available in journals like the Journal of the lady, which began in 1770.
Tambourwork has been copied by machine at the beginning of the industrial revolution. In 1810, a muslin ceiling "worked ... is the drum of a steam engine" has been in the market, and machine manufacturing compensation has been, in general, use as background to the 1820s.
Smocking
Article Home: blouse and dress
Sleeveless linen dresses worn by rural workers, especially the shepherds and herdsmen in some regions of England and Wales from early eighteenth century appears in the full back, chest and sleeves folded into "tubes" (narrow folds off) held in place and decorated by smoking, a type of embroidery of a honeycomb surface through the folds that controls the fullness while allowing a degree of stretch.
smock embroidered dress styles vary by region, and a number of reasons it has become traditional for various occupations: the wheel-shapes of the road and drivers, sheep and cheats for pastors and so on. Most of this embroidery was done in heavy linen thread, often in the same color as the dress.
A mid-nineteenth century, the use of traditional knowledge-dresses gown by workers in countries at risk of extinction, and a romantic nostalgia of the past of rural England has led to a fashion for clothes women and children Loosely following style blouse dresses. These clothes are generally very fine gauze or cotton embroidery and delicate function is smoking contrasting color cotton wire, smoky clothes embroidered in pastel colors are popular for babies.
Berlin Work
tioning of Berlin
Articles: Berlin wool
In the 19th century in the shop floor or small point canvaswork again become people. The new fashion, printed and colored wool carpets imported from Berlin, Berlin work is called wool. Patterns and yarn for Berlin work appeared in London in 1831. Berlin work pattern was sewn by hand or colored maps, leaving little room for expression individual, and was so popular that the book "Berlin" has become synonymous with "canvaswork. Its main feature is a complex three-dimensional look shadow created by the attention. By mid-century, the Berlin work was executed in vivid colors made possible by synthetic dyes. Berlin work was very strong and has transformed into furniture, cushions, handbags and shoes and embroidered "copies" of popular paintings. The enthusiasm for the work of Berlin reached its peak around 1850 and died in the 1870s under the influence of competing aesthetics became known as the art of the needle.
needle art
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Main article: art
In 1848, the influential neo-Gothic architect GE The Street has co-authored a book called ecclesiastical embroidery. He was an ardent advocate of the abandonment of a workaholic in Berlin for more technical expression based Embroidery Anglicanum in Opus. Street apprentice time, the Pre-Raphaelite poet, artist and textile designer William Morris embraced this aesthetic revive embroidery techniques show of hands, the surface that had been popular in the Middle Ages to the 18th century. The new style, work of art called, said shading flat patterns delicate satin string together a series of fantasy points. It was developed in silk thread and wool dyed with natural dyes on wool, silk, linen or patterns.
In the 1870s, firm Decorative arts Morris Morris & Co. has been offering two designs for embroidery and art Full needlwork style. Morris became active in the movement to increase performance originality and mastery of the art of embroidery. Morris and her daughter were in favor of May to the beginning of the Royal School of Needle Arts, founded in 1872, whose purpose was "to restore the decorative needle lay the high place that was between the decorative arts.
He worked in textile art styles have been presented in various arts and craft shows from the 1890s to the Great War.
Modern Period
Organizations whose origins date back to the Middle Ages remains active in support of embroidery in Britain today.
Broderers organiztion The Guild is now a charity supporting excellence in embroidery.
The Royal School of Needle is based on Hampton Court Palace and dedicated to the restoration and conservation of textiles, embroidery and vocational training through a new program two years Foundation Degree (in collaboration with the University of Creative Arts) for a total top-up BA (Hons) are ready for the first time in the academic year 2011/12. Previously, apprentices were trained by an internal program of intensive training for three years. It is a registered charity and receives orders public bodies and individuals, including embroidery Hastings in 1965 to commemorate the 900th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, the next year, and Overlord Embroidery, 1968 commemorating the Normandy invasion of France during the Second World War, D-Day Museum in Southsea, Portsmouth.
The Embroiderers Guild ', also based in Hampton Court, was founded in 1906 by sixteen former students of the Royal School of embroidery to represent the interests of the embroidery. She is active in education and exposure.
Notes
^ Beck, 1992, pp. 4444
^ Abcdef Levey and King, 1993, p. 12
Abc Embroiderers Guild ^ ', 1984 81
Abcd ^ Fitwzwilliam and Mano 1912 "Introduction"
Embroiderers Guild Ab ^ ', 1984 54
^ Coatsworth, Elizabeth: "Stitches in time: a History of introduction Anglo-Saxon Embroidery "in Netherton and Owen-Crocker 2005, p. 67.
Ab ^ Levey and King, 1993, p. 11
^ Maaseik Embroidery, Details and photos of the needle resources historical.
^ Dodwell, P. 181
^ Dodwell, P. 182
^ Dodwell, pp. 129-145, 174-187 and D. Plate
Manipulate and stole ^ details and photos of St. Cuthbert historic resources of the needle.
^ Coatsworth 2005, p. 16
^ Coatsworth 2005, pp. 2223
^ Wilson 1985, pp.201227
Ab ^ Jordan 1912, p. 68.
^ Lemon, 2004
^ Jordan 1912, pp. 1315
^ Levey ABC and King 1993, p. 17
^ P. Norris 225
^ Jordan 1912, p. 56
^ Jordan 1912, p. 15
Ab ^ Digby 1964, p. 21
^ Levey and King 1993, pp. 13 and 15
^ AB 2007 Hayward, P. 360 361
ab ^ Arnold 2008, p. 9
Abcd ^ Levey 1993 pp.1617
^ Arnold 1985, pp. PAGES
^ Arnold 2008, p. 6
Abc ^ Susan North. "An instrument of profit, pleasure and Tudor-style embroidery motif Jacobean dress and accessories. In Morrall and Watt 2008, p. 4347
Digby 1984 ^ pp. 5152
^ Fawdry and Brown, P. 16
^ Ab See, Ruth. "Embroidery Bible stories and its social context. "In Morrall and Watt 2008, p. 4347
^ Hughes, p.22
^ Beck 1995, pp. 5458
Geuter ^ p. 73
Ab ^ Beck 1995, pp. 6383
^ Hughes, p. 37
^ Beck, 1995 70
^ Beck 1995, pp. 8687
^ Hughes, pp. 41, 80
^ Hughes, p. 80
^ Marshall 1980, pp. 17-19
Berman ^ ab 2000
^ Parry 1983, pp. 1011.
^ Parry Town in 1983, pp. 1819.
^ Parry, Linda. Textiles. In Lochner Schoenherr, and Silver, 1996, p. 156
Site ^ "Venerable Company Broderers of responsibility." Http: / / www.broderers.co.uk/. Retrieved 25/01/2009.
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Embroidery
Styles
Assisi Bargello Berlin work Blackwork Broderie Anglaise Broderie Persia Canvas work Counted Candlewicking tapestry embroidery threads mending The draft drawn thread work Free embroidery Hardanger embroidery machine Silver Peak smocking is white Sprang Stumpwork Surface Suzani Trianglepoint
Stitches
Cover brick stitch buttonholes reverse chain Couching and laid work Cross stitch Holbein stitch Featherstitch running Parisian decorative stitch Sashiko Shisha Straight Stitch Peyote Point Store
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TIENDA HO discontinued style ArTisT SMOCK DUSTER JACKET $130 SML-6X TAUPE CREPE $130.00

TIENDA HO discontinued style ArTisT SMOCK DUSTER JACKET $130 SML-6X batik $130.00

VTG McCALLS 3461 PATTERN MISSES SMOCK TOP MINI DRESS JACKET HIPPIE 10 UNCUT 1972 $8.50

VERA WANG BLACK CREPE WOOL SMOCK STYLE SHIRT JACKET TUNIC TOP BLACK SIZE 4 / 38 $265.00

NEW Lavender Purple Smock Empire Strapless Dress & Bolero Jacket SET MEDIUM #29 $19.99

NEW Dark Rose Pink Smocked Chest Empire Dress & Bolero Jacket 2-Pc SET SMALL #29 $19.99

Juicy Couture S Chocolate Velour Silver "J" Smock Hoodie Jacket $19.99

Juicy Couture M Baby Pink Terry Silver "J" Smock Hoodie Jacket $19.99

Juicy Couture S Black Velour Silver "J" Smock Hoodie Jacket $19.99

M-65 Jacket/Smock - CADPAT Canada Digital Camouflage $100.42

NEW GUAR AUTH $1640 VERA WANG SILVER METALLIC DRESSEY-OVER COAT SMOCK JACKET 6 $155.00

LADIES DENIM JACKET, LARGE, SMOCKING AND STITCH DETAIL $10.00

New Jacket Smock by Lane Bryant Jacket Sz 28 $7.99

LAB COAT JACKET SMOCK ANTI-STATIC 5XL 73838 $19.95

barber cape ,barber jacket,barber smock,barber clippers $29.99

barber cape ,barber jacket,barber smock,barber clippers,barber razor $29.99

Quiksilver - Monaco Zip-Up Hooded Smock Jacket Womens M $14.25

Beekeeping Jacket, Bee Smock Jacket Removeable Veil FREE Gloves S,M,L,XL,2XL,3XL $49.99

Girls OLD NAVY Denim Jacket, SO Pink Hoodie, Smocked shirt Fall Winter LOT 12/14 $7.99

SEXY ORANGE SMOCKED SHORT OPEN BOLERO CROP JACKET TOP M $37.99

Vintage Pennys ADONNA Pink BED JACKET Dainty Lacy Smocking Ribbon Union Label M $9.99

Big SHIRT or Jacket SMOCK 100% - Fine COTTON SIZE:Large $12.87

F Plus Size 4X Satin Smocked Ruffle Top Shrug Cardigan Bolero Jacket White 4X $19.99

F Plus Size 3X Satin Smocked Ruffle Top Shrug Cardigan Bolero Jacket White 3X $19.99

F Plus Size 2X Satin Smocked Ruffle Top Shrug Cardigan Bolero Jacket White 2X $19.99

F Plus Size 1X Satin Smocked Ruffle Top Shrug Cardigan Bolero Jacket White 1X $19.99

XE30-05 1/6 WWII Dragon DID - Smock Jacket w/ Hood $12.99

New Turquoise Blue Smocked Empire Tiered Dress & Bolero Jacket SET 1X PLUS #29 $19.99

Unisex ROBE / JACKET / SMOCK, by PLANTATION of JAPAN, for Men or Women $79.00

Avenue Sky Blue Smock Jacket 3/4 Sleeve Swing Pocket Peter Pan Collar 26/28 NWOT $14.99

NEW PRORAINER OFFSHORE DEFENDER SAILING JACKET SMOCK Sz XS 34-36" RRP£240 Coat $157.87

Beekeeping Jacket and veil, smock, bee keeping, Large $41.07

Dr. Barbie Clothes Baby Doctor Pink Stork Jacket Smock $2.99

LAB COAT JACKET SMOCK ANTI-STATIC 4XL 73827 $19.95

LAB COAT JACKET SMOCK ANTI-STATIC 3XL 73846 $19.95

LAB COAT JACKET SMOCK ANTI-STATIC 4XL 73847 $19.95

LAB COAT JACKET SMOCK ANTI-STATIC 6XL 73859 $19.95

Baby Girl 12 - 24 mos Okie Dokie Pink Rain Smock jacket $6.99

Dog Grooming Barber Jacket/Smock LILAC MEDIUM $18.95

Vtg 90's NATO CAMOUFLAGE COMBAT SMOCK DPM JACKET MENS MEDIUM 6070-9095 $50.00

Vintage 40s WW2 Navy MILITARY Deck Pullover COTTON Smock STENCIL Jacket XXL J $149.99

Stylish Ladies Casual Rhinestones Stars Pullover Hoodies Smock Jacket Outerwear $14.99

3 CUSTOM MADE CAMOUFLAGE HUNTING JACKETS/ SMOCK $10.00

MISSES COLDWATER CREEK JACKET BLACK NWT SZ. 10 SMOCKED PEPLUM $7.50

Simply Chloe Dao Zip Front Jacket W/Smocking Small $23.00

BRANDON THOMAS SMOCKED JACKET - SIZE M - PLUM - $68 $33.74

J. Crew Gorgeous Pintucked Smock Blouse/ Jacket Sz XS $34.99

GENUINE British Army issue S95 MTP/Multicam goretex MVP jacket Smock waterproof $200.00

NEW Black Smocked Empire Strapless Tiered Dress & Bolero Jacket SET MEDIUM #29 $19.99

New Turquoise Blue Smocked Empire Tiered Dress & Bolero Jacket 2pc SET LARGE #29 $19.99

NEW Black Smocked Empire Strapless Tiered Dress & Bolero Jacket SET SMALL #29 $19.99

Original WWII US Marine Corps shooting Jacket elbow forearm pads Parchute Smock $4.99

J.JILL: Heather Gray Cotton Jersey Smocked back,Shawl-Collar Sweater Jacket, M $33.99

Beekeeping equipment Jacket and Veil Smock Bee Suit $10.75

BRITISH ARMY FIELD PARKA, WINDPROOF COMBAT JACKET/ SMOCK, MULTICAM $140.00

Size Above Stylist Apron Plus #2214 * 2x * Brown $19.95 * Made of high quality poly/nylon blend * Bottom Zippered Pockets for Easy Hair Removal * Adjustable Snaps on Neck Closure * Size: 2X * Color: BROWN...

Chef Works St. Maarten Basic Chef Coat, White ...

Gourmet Classics Double-Breasted Chef Coat The Double Breasted Chef Coat is expertly crafted and made of 100-percent cotton. This double-breasted coat is designed with the professional in mind. It's has a durable construction that will withstand extreme working conditions. Easy to clean; machine wash and dry. Unisex design. Extra Large size fits men 48-50-inch and women sized 16 to 18. Coat has pocket on left sleeve. Part of the Chef line ...

Scalpmaster Barber Jacket And Cutting Cape Set Black $18.30 Scalpmaster Barber Jacket And Cutting Cape Set, Black....

A Size Above Plus Size Women's Stylist Vest, Mesh Vent in Back With a unique stretch mesh back panel, the Size Above Vest provides barbers and stylists with comfort like never before. The Size Above Vent Vest is made of cool polyester/nylon and has two front patch pockets with zippers to allow for easy removal of hair and other debris....

Diane Barber Jacket, Black, XX-large $19.99 2x-large zip barber jacket is made of water-repellant nylon material. it has three pockets ans is in black....

Melissa & Doug Doctor Costume Deluxe Role Play Set $26.80 The doctor will see you now. With this set your little doctor will be fully equipped with a jacket and mask, a stethoscope with sound effects, a reflex hammer, an ear scope, a syringe and a name tag for personalizing....

Small Miracles Let's Pretend Hairdresser $25.00 Little girls will love doing all of their friends hair, just like a pro! Just don't give them real scissors! Stylist jacket Play blow dryer Play curling iron Towel Brush...

DRAGON 1:6 SAS UK COMMANDO WINDPROOF JACKET SMOCK HOOD DRAGON 1:6 SAS UK COMMANDO WINDPROOF JACKET SMOCK HOOD * Brand: Dragon Model * Scale: 1:6 Scale. For 12" action figure. Not real size stuff. Collectible toy accessory * Suitable for all 1/6 12" action figure such as Dragon, BBI, Hot Toys, ZCGirl etc... * 100% BRAND NEW * Best quality. * Low shipping and handling! * 5-Star service guarantee. *** The action figure and other accessories in the phot...

DESIGNSK MULTI CREDIT CARD CASE HOLDER MADE BY DESIGNSK DesignSK has created and modified this credit card design to be sturdy and reliable for your everyday use. DesignSK is the sole manufacturer and seller of these cute cases. An authentic DesignSK credit card case is a small and unique design that makes it easy to store all of your credit cards in one place. If you have many cards scattered everywhere, this compact organizer can help you put eve...