New Posts  All Forums:

Posts by radicaldog

Quote:Originally Posted by Sam Hober We do not make any ready made ties and it will take some time for us to be able to customize knit ties - but this is something on the horizon for us - eventually we will make bespoke knit...
Quote:Originally Posted by RDiaz If the tie was from one of El Corte Ingles' brands (Emidio Tucci, Atelier F&B, or Canovas Club) it would be hard to tell where it comes from, as they get their ties from many different...
Quote:Originally Posted by chobochobo I have quite a few knit ties from a wide variety of manufacturers/ brands - Lands End, Knottery, Saks 5th, Kilgour, Turnbull & Asser, Hermes, Ascot, Gallo, EG Capelli, RLBL and RLPL. I would say...
Quote:Originally Posted by DocHolliday SF has developed some weird ideas about chinos, but I like them, especially for summer wear. They're effortless in a way even linen can't match. I do like 'em slim, though. Not skin-tight, but...
Quote:Originally Posted by Journeyman "Any leads on this German manufacturer?" I don't know if they're exactly the same, but I've got quite a few silk knit ties by Ascot, a German tie manufacturer, which seem very, very similar to...
Quote:Originally Posted by dieworkwear As some have said in this thread, vendors using the same supplier does not necessarily mean they have the same knit ties. And the same width/ weave/ length/ whatever you're using to infer from...
Quote:Originally Posted by othertravel Which store in Portugal? I think I may have seen the same ties. El Corte Ingles in Lisbon (it's actually a Spanish department store that sells mid-market to basic luxury items).
Boyer:
The single most versatile colour is, arguably, light navy. Sand/beige is also quite versatile.
Ok, just to make a start:
New Posts  All Forums: