The Last of the Buffalo Silk Jacket Lining
The Last of the Buffalo Silk Jacket Lining
The Last of the Buffalo Silk Jacket Lining
The Last of the Buffalo Silk Jacket Lining
The Last of the Buffalo Silk Jacket Lining
The Last of the Buffalo Silk Jacket Lining
The Last of the Buffalo Silk Jacket Lining
The Last of the Buffalo Silk Jacket Lining

The Last of the Buffalo Silk Jacket Lining

£125.00
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Albert Bierstadt, 1830 - 1902, The Last of the Buffalo, c.1888

  • 100% Silk
  • 118cm x 98cm
  • Designed and Printed in Britain

The Last of the Buffalo is Albert Bierstadt's final, great, western painting. The ambitious landscape combines a variety of elements he had sketched during multiple western excursions. Because of its composite nature, the view incorporates many topographical features representative of the Great Plains: the dead and injured buffalo in the foreground occupy a dry, golden meadow; their counterparts cross a wide river in the middle ground; and others graze as far as the eye can see as the landscape turns to prairies, hills, mesas, and snowcapped peaks.

Usage: Generally, we find tailors prefer to work with two panels of a single painting per jacket in order to line up the image along the back seam. For full details on how best to use our linings, click here: Linings FAQ.

Jacket Lining Gallery: Click here to see examples of our jacket linings.

Shipping: 2-7 business days Worldwide, shipped separately from other items purchased at the same time.  

Returns: If you are not completely happy with your purchase, we will provide a full refund. 

Reviews: Click to read Customer & Expert Product Reviews. 

We ship Worldwide through our delivery partners DPD in the UK, and DHL Worldwide Express using the fastest services available. 

We cannot guarantee delivery times during busy periods such as Black Friday & the run up to Christmas, as much of it comes down factors outside our control. However, in normal circumstances, we have the following delivery times.

United Kingdom: 1-2 business days
Orders Over £100:      Free 
Orders Under £100:    £2.99

For international currencies they will be adjusted automatically with the exchange rate, however the below values will give you an approximate idea.

European Union: 2-3 business days
Orders Over €110:     Free 
Orders Under €110:   €6.62

US & Worldwide (US Dollars): 2-3 business days
Orders Over $134:     Free
Orders Under $134:   $8.05

For last minute requests to see if we can get products to you even faster please email: info@rampleyandco.com

     

If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase please email us at info@rampleyandco.com with your details and order number. Then return the item or items to us in their original condition within 28 days of receipt. We will issue a refund on receipt, or exchange the item for a different size/colour if preferred.

To read our full returns policy click here: Returns Policy

 

What Makes Our Linings So Special?

1. The Finest Silk

We use the finest mulberry silk for our jacket linings. The quality of the fabric can be seen in the texture, the level of detail, and vibrancy of the finished product.

2. Exceptional Print Quality

We take the utmost care in printing our linings, which results in truly remarkable levels of detail. Faces, objects and colours are sharp and well defined to give a truly stunning finish.

3. Large Dimensions

Our linings are presented as either a landscape with dimensions of 118x98cm, or a square 98x98cm. We also have a number of repeat pattern linings sold by the metre.

4. Spectacular Designs

Our collection of silk linings include works from old masters such as Canaletto, Giordano, Turner and Rubens. We can also print linings bespoke to create truly one-of-a-kind jackets.

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About Us

It was our desire to develop a clothing company that offered something a little different in the market, moving away from the concept of fast fashion and delivering high quality products that relied on traditional craftsmanship and exceptional materials that would ultimately lead to garments that would last a lifetime, and in many cases be handed down to the next generation. We want to ensure we’re contributing to the future of a sustainable clothing industry.

As we’ve expanded our product selection and categories over the years, we’ve been constantly refining the quality and style of our collections, sourcing new manufacturers, materials and manufacturing techniques to deliver the timeless items we strive for.

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