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A Sam (and David) Hober Tie Appreciation Thread

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Best ask for swatches. David can advise on delivery time. It's not usually that big a deal, assuming you aren't being married this weekend.

+1. Also, I do not think the second tie is one of David's grenadines. Looks like an oxford weave or something similar.
 

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One of David's mogador stripe ties. For the curious, it kind of feels like in Irish Poplin tie. Glad I snapped one of these up.

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I got a midnight blue Mogador, and it has the potential to be in the "if you only had one" category.
 

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Hi - new here but I'm considering a Sam Hober tie for my upcoming wedding - I'll be wearing a navy blue suit and I'm thinking of buying a dark green tie. I've found two pictures online claiming to be Sam Hober Forest Green but both look to be wildly different. I'm looking for the colour in the first picture (Grey Chalk Stripe) - can anyone with experience with the Forest Green Grenadine help? would the variations of knit on the grenadine influence the colour?

One final thing - can anyone advise on typical turnaround incl. delivery to the UK?

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The second tie does not look like a grenadine, maybe a Diamond Weave or Oxford? The Hober's do vary color wise in different weaves and materials .. in other words a Forest Green Fina, Grossa and Diamond Weave will all have a bit of variance. I do feel the Fina you've shown here and is a fairly close representation of that tie, I have one and wear it often, great tie.
 

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Hi - new here but I'm considering a Sam Hober tie for my upcoming wedding - I'll be wearing a navy blue suit and I'm thinking of buying a dark green tie. I've found two pictures online claiming to be Sam Hober Forest Green but both look to be wildly different. I'm looking for the colour in the first picture (Grey Chalk Stripe) - can anyone with experience with the Forest Green Grenadine help? would the variations of knit on the grenadine influence the colour?
agree that swatches are a good idea.

the second is "forest green diamond weave," and per the owner, "IRL it's a darker and more pure green" -- original: https://www.styleforum.net/threads/...reciation-thread.245529/page-106#post-6175188
 

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The Hober oxford weave tie is absolutely beautiful and knots with relative ease. It's underrated, for sure.
 

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Yes that's the one. The picture probably has more contrast than IRL. The white is what I would call off-white, or sand. To give you an idea, the trousers are not truly white here either, they are Lands End's off white/sand chinos.
 

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I got a midnight blue Mogador, and it has the potential to be in the "if you only had one" category.
Correction-- I think the one I like so much is the midnight faille. The one that is probably mogador is a lighter blue. Hard to say, as I can't find the invoice for the darker one to confirm. It's a hair finer than what I'd imagine the reppe to be.

Anyway, get as many midnight ties as you can-- you will always find a use for them.
 

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