Dear J. Peterman
arrived in my post box today. What a welcome sight it was. I recently re-connected with your brand...having thought that you were long gone. What a delight to discover that you
have been going from strength to strength all these years. I love that you are still "travelling the world to find uncommonly good stuff." Your creative energy is unsurpassed. This morning, over a cup of coffee and your catalog, I travelled the world.
My contemplations are thus....
Indian Print Duster (No 2797)
in diaphanous, silk georgette.
Crushed Velvet Blazer in Moss Green (No.2821)
From Florence you say?
Most Dangerous Short Leather Jacket (No 2805)
I am sure Virginia Hall would have been most impressed.
Adventurous Shirt Dress (No. 1829)
First sighting: Paris.
Tie-Front Blouse (No. 1851)
1950's Kate meets Lana
Ottoman Silk Pleat Front Pants (No. 2487)
Drape, pleats, lined, invisible zipper,
darts for shape... all music to my ears.
If I could pack these bags and oh,
how I would love too....
The Chesterfield Suitcase Collection (No.1926)
English...First Class
With bags in hand, I would pop on....
Miss Blue Hat (No. 1010)
from Ecuador
and...
Italian Bucket Bag (No.2829)
But, before I go....
I had to take a look at your
one-of-a-kind collection.
These caught my eye....
Antique Dressmakers Mannequin,
Ca. 1920.(No.C722)
Only because it has been a secret desire of mine...
Kilim-Patterned Armchair (No. 3144)
because we think along the same lines...
read here
Lastly, I would love to sit in this chair
with your reading suggestion,
A Day with Picasso (No.1211)
On that note, I sign off,
thanking you for one of the best morning
coffee's I have had in some time!
See you in my travels!
images~ J. Peterman
I love this company, it makes we want to see the world!
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