Gautier is a London Belgian, perhaps he has a small shop close to Covent gardens where he sells chocolate, cider and strange Belgian trousers who knows But my God, what a looker finally a man who dares to tie himself up in this really creamy, floral, light mauvish tint. Pastel colours do really well with…
Lurex has been part of the fashion scene for 70 years. Gnistrande Black is the secret agent of this seductive, metallic yarn, which always adds a layer of glamour and allurement to a fashion piece. The glimmer of this design will add that little extra to your party outfit our new year’s eve garb. Gnistrande…
The dazzling, metallic yarn lurex has a way of bringing out the glamour in fashion. Perhaps you fear for a blingbling effect, but don’t worry it’s not, it’s actually a rather subtle effect, especially in an all white design like Gnistrande White. This tie in an all white outfit could create a striking effect indeed….
Satin has a smooth surface and a very particular shine. Gullegris Pink is also a strong display of how fetching and enigmatic colour blends can be. This solid lands somewhere in between pink and purple, giving it great finesse. As a result Gullegris is a very versatile pocket square when it comes to colour co-ordinating,…
If you’re looking for a dark, warm, quietly vibrant anchor to anchor your outfit, you’ve found the right tie. This melange mixes the darkest shades of brown and green with an ounce of yellow, creating that quitely creeping magma movement. If hell was heaven and demons were angels, Honglin would be the top dog in…
Grey Jaap sports a rather rough, rustique weave, with thread ends sticking out here and there, including a few tiny specks of colour, sporadically dispersed, for you to pick up in a pocket square. Perfect for rural environments and autumn looks! Rough the noble way!
Clothes rarely make mouths water, but there’s a first for everything, right Buy this tasty, apricot coloured creation and you’ll find it will tickle your tastebuds more than you like to admit. Don’t let the herringbones disrupt your inner, gastronomical metaphor. Designwise herringbones are super delicious.
A tonal pattern has the ability to awaken a solid pattern. Rescue it from being plain, if you will. Herringbones are pointy and perky and makes this pale, light blue tint a fresh choice if you’re after both elegance and contemporary design. Colour up with an orange pocket square.
There a reason that blush pink is such a popular choice for weddings and events. It one of those timeless, romantic hues that carries an air of luxury with it wherever it goes. The blush herringbone Jagged would work well with an ivory suit in the summer or a blue suit in the winter.
Coral is fast becoming the wedding colour everyone wants a slice of and it easy to see why. How can a coral necktie look equally good with a light grey blazer and a brown or sand-coloured one No need to answer. There are more colour questions out there. You could just as well pair it…
Pink fashion accessories multiply during spring and summer. Could it be that this is the wedding season number one Because clich or not pink is always one of the most frequent colour scheme choices for weddings, all around the world. This tonal, herringbone creation is a great choice if your wedding attire is blue or…
The necktie Jagged Seafoam turquoise has a habit of making its wearer look a bit cooler than he actually is. Jagged is a bit like a style turbo. Get it right by pairing this funky colour with a dark grey suit or why not go for a champagne suit, if youe after something that ridiculously…