Victorian Workwear Trousers – France, c.1880s pin and a co-branded tag that

and a co-branded tag that speaks to a unique collaboration between two icons of American mythmaking

Likely made in the late 1950s to early 1960s

offering Western-styled shirts to match the spirit of Frontierland

where material change has quietly reshaped its appearance

A 1950s–60s cotton resort shirt in a paisley pattern

Victorian Workwear Trousers – France, c.1880s pin and a co-branded tag that29" Waist 13" Rise 30" Inseam 39. 5" Length 18. 5 Hip These high waisted wool trousers likely belonged to a tradesman in late 19th century France, made in an era when fit and function were dictated by labor, not leisure. The crisp vertical lines and simple welted pockets show early industrial tailoring, while the deep rise reminds us how much silhouettes have shifted. A rare survivor from a century past.