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Inside the UNITEDHEALTHCARE cabinet: a charcoal camp shirt with a gold moth on the pocket hangs from a brass hook, an oxblood cardigan is folded on the shelf, a clay chore jacket and a cream tote rest below among botanical prints, brass instruments and a candle

Ordinary clothes.Extraordinary company.

Embroidered moths, moons and botanicals on everyday garments.

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ShirtsCamp shirts and overshirts with a single engraving worked into a pocket or a placket.4 piecesKnitsCardigans, crews and hoodies with gold-thread moths and moons on heavy knit.4 piecesTopsBoxy tees and long sleeves printed like plates from an old engraving book.4 piecesBottomsTrousers and work pants with one quiet mark at the pocket or hip.4 piecesJacketsChore, field and work jackets embroidered where a naturalist would pin a specimen.4 piecesAccessoriesTotes, a scarf and a cap that carry the cabinet out of the house.4 pieces

Collected for a more interesting tomorrow.

UNITEDHEALTHCARE

On the studio table: an oxblood knit cardigan with a gold moth folded on a stack of old cloth-bound books, a dark green camp shirt beside it, a brass magnifying glass and parchment engravings of moths and ferns

Shirts, knits and jackets embroidered with the moths, moons and botanicals of a cabinet of curiosities.

Made to be worn every day, and to reward a second look.

Accessories

New on the shelf

Specimens

Tap a swatch to see the colour; sizes are chosen on the garment page.

A field guide to wearing it

Three ways to leave the house

  1. Moth Garden Camp ShirtAtlas Trouser

    Camp shirt, tailored trouser

    Two small moths, one at the pocket and one at the coin pocket. Enough for the day; nobody has to notice both.

  2. Oxblood Cabinet CardiganEngraved Moon Tee

    Cardigan over a tee

    The printed moon sits under an open knit with botanicals on the pockets. Layer for the morning, strip back by noon.

  3. Loop Chore JacketAtlas Textile Tote

    Chore jacket and a tote

    Three pockets embroidered, one canvas panel printed. The pair that carries the cabinet out of the house.

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Three engravings, worn three ways

  • Moth Garden Camp Shirt
  • Moth Knit Cardigan
  • Loop Chore Jacket
  • Cabinet Cap

The Moth

Lined wings, usually on a pocket. The most-repeated mark in the cabinet.

Moth Garden Camp Shirt · Moth Knit Cardigan · Loop Chore Jacket · Cabinet Cap

All moths
  • Engraved Moon Crew
  • Celestial Panel Shirt
  • Engraved Moon Tee
  • Shell Field Jacket

Moon & Stars

Engraved discs and crescents, from a 14 cm chest plate down to a tick at the hip.

Engraved Moon Crew · Celestial Panel Shirt · Engraved Moon Tee · Shell Field Jacket

All moons
  • Gold Botanical Shirt
  • Petal Work Jacket
  • Botanical Hand Tee
  • Oxblood Cabinet Cardigan

Botanical

Stems, leaves and the flower-hand, climbing from pocket to chest.

Gold Botanical Shirt · Petal Work Jacket · Botanical Hand Tee · Oxblood Cabinet Cardigan

All botanicals

Materials & care

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Care notes on every garment page

  • Cotton twill

    Cotton twill with raised gold-thread embroidery and metal buttons

    CareMachine wash cold on a gentle cycle, inside out. Line dry.

    4 piecesLoop Chore Jacket and more

  • Heavyweight cotton jersey

    Heavyweight cotton jersey with a soft-hand, engraving-style water-based print

    CareMachine wash cold, inside out. Line dry or tumble dry low.

    4 piecesGold Moth Tee and more

  • Heavyweight cotton canvas

    Heavyweight cotton canvas with a boxed base and a matte gold-and-cream screen print

    CareSpot clean. If needed, hand wash cold and dry flat; do not tumble dry.

    2 piecesMoth Garden Tote and more

  • Mid-weight cotton poplin

    Mid-weight cotton poplin with gold-thread pocket embroidery

    CareMachine wash cold, inside out, with like colours. Line dry or tumble dry low.

    2 piecesMoth Garden Camp Shirt and more

  • Wool-blend knit

    Wool-blend knit with chenille-touch gold embroidery

    CareHand wash cold or dry clean. Reshape and dry flat.

    2 piecesMoth Knit Cardigan and more

  • Heavyweight brushed cotton twill

    Heavyweight brushed cotton twill with raised gold-thread embroidery

    CareMachine wash cold on a gentle cycle, inside out. Line dry.

    2 piecesCelestial Panel Shirt and more

Marked in the ledger

Studio picks

Size & fit

Two rulers, one cabinet

Most pieces are unisex and cut relaxed; the fit note on each garment page says where to size down. Trousers marked 28–36 are waist sizes in inches.

From cabinet to door

Four drawers between you and the parcel

  1. Ordered

    Your order number arrives by email within a few minutes of paying.

  2. Packed

    Folded in tissue, in a mailer or a carton for knits and jackets.

    1–2 business days

  3. Shipped

    A second email carries the carrier and tracking number.

    5–7 business days in transit

  4. Delivered

    Keep the hang tag and packaging until you are sure — both come back with a return.

    30-day return window

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Before you ask

How long does standard delivery take?

Standard shipping takes 5–7 business days in transit after 1–2 business days of handling — 6–9 business days in total to most U.S. addresses. Orders placed before 12:00 PM ET on a business day are typically handled the same day. See our Shipping Policy.

Do you offer free shipping?

Yes. Standard shipping is free on all U.S. orders over $75. Orders under $75 ship for a flat rate of $6.99.

Do you offer faster shipping?

Yes. Express shipping ($12.99) arrives in 3–6 business days including handling, and Overnight shipping ($24.99) in 2–4 business days. Choose the method at checkout.

What is the order cut-off time?

Orders placed before 12:00 PM ET on a business day are usually handled the same day. Later orders, and orders placed on weekends or U.S. holidays, are handled on the next business day.

All questions

Notes from the cabinet

Why these three marks

  • No. 1

    The moth

    In the old cabinets the moths were pinned beside the butterflies and were always the harder ones to see. We embroider them small for the same reason: a mark you find on the second look, not the first.

  • No. 2

    The moon

    Old engravings drew the moon with crater linework, plate by plate, before photographs. The crew and the tee borrow that engraved disc; the pants keep only a crescent.

  • No. 3

    The botanical

    A cabinet would keep a pressed flower and a drawing of the hand that held it. Ours climbs from a pocket toward the chest, in one stem, without a name tag.