Posts by BdeRWest

The classic Barbour. Holder of multiple royal warrants (they've worn off the tag, but trust me, this jacket is legitimate). I bought this just over two years ago from Orvis. It's been a great coat, but I just don't wear it enough to keep...

Ahem, to try and salvage this... Quote: Originally Posted by Sam Hober BdeRWest, We will order Grenadine Graza Fina silks in probably one week from now. So perhaps in 2 months we will have a wide selection for...

Quote: Originally Posted by BrandNewbian White MTM french cuff shirt? Blessed with short arms as well. Where can I get one in a short time. I looked at mytailor.com and needed advice on all the options available or a...

Quote: Originally Posted by Jay Gatsby I have a few animal hair clothes brushes -- what is an efficient and effective way to clean them? They have been used enough that they are spreading lint on clothing instead of...

Quote: Originally Posted by Sam Hober With that said the New Year is around the corner and perhaps it is time to expand our grenadine horizons with a couple of dozen new ones? Actually, we already have a couple of dozen...

Quote: Originally Posted by RyanM I'm confused... a "Prince Albert" knot and a Windsor are two different things; a prince albert is just a four-in-hand with an extra wrap... here's Will's post on the...

Quote: Originally Posted by comrade "Three cheers for Prince Albert and his knot. Leaving the four-in-hand behind me, and not looking back" You should not have been looking for the "Albert knot"....

Quote: Originally Posted by comrade Young man, I am afraid that you are confusing the inventor or popularizer of the " Windsor Knot", Prince Albert Edward, who became King Edward VII and his father, Prince...

Quote: Originally Posted by Insensitive When I opened this thread, I was worried that I'd be greeted with a "Prince Albert." I'm actually surprised it took twelve posts for someone to steer the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Poindexter It looks to me that the PA knot is like a FIH, but with an extra wrap. Is this right? Yes, wrap twice and tuck the blade behind both wraps.