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Macclesfield 297 this nice summer morning
The Thursday part of my Thai Stripe Silk collection is a very striking ocean blue and black nectkie, which I made extinct within Sam Hober's stock. Like all of these, it is of six-fold construction, but like the Tuesday and Wednesday nectkies, this silk is so thin and light that I almost couldn't believe that at first.
great tie and boots there, savvy!
I’ve been enjoying all the recent tie posts of yours. Great selection!And now, the thrilling conclusion...
This necktie is made from a quite different-looking silk from the others with broad salmon and green sections buffered by narrower mostly gold stripes accented by thin iridescent silver stripes crossing in the opposite direction. The construction is six-fold, like the others, but this silk is quite robust, so it's a very substantial necktie rather than being light and airy.
It's a really interesting design and my favorite of the five.
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Macclesfield 297 this nice summer morning
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The Thursday part of my Thai Stripe Silk collection is a very striking ocean blue and black nectkie, which I made extinct within Sam Hober's stock. Like all of these, it is of six-fold construction, but like the Tuesday and Wednesday nectkies, this silk is so thin and light that I almost couldn't believe that at first.
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And now, the thrilling conclusion...
This necktie is made from a quite different-looking silk from the others with broad salmon and green sections buffered by narrower mostly gold stripes accented by thin iridescent silver stripes crossing in the opposite direction. The construction is six-fold, like the others, but this silk is quite robust, so it's a very substantial necktie rather than being light and airy.
It's a really interesting design and my favorite of the five.
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I love Savvy’s posts. It’s one of the reasons I follow this thread. Would be great to list the swatch # for each of them. A bit more work for you but makes it easier for us to find them on the website.
Very unique! I like the whole ensemble.
By the way, where is that Orson Welles photo from?
Yes, I think that they're pretty neat and a change of pace for me; to date my daily office nectkies had alternated between Ancient Madder paisleys and various Mudmee silks.
I believe that it is from F for Fake, which has a lot of Orson Welles making interesting expressions while wearing a wide-brimmed black hat and matching coat.