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To add David, the picture that appears on your tie boxes of the globe and such around it would make a great silk print as well.
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Sam Hober:
My preference would be a wool/silk ... but the all silk with a madder finish would in no way break the deal for me. I'd defer to your thoughs as to size based on the ultimately determined silk weight. A solid border is appealing.
I am definitely interested. If you move this forward please let us know about patterns and colorways selected ... and deposits if you require.
Silk screened I'd purchase a greater number for wear. Woven I'd limit my purchase and perhaps frame.
There are some beautiful unicorn tapestries at The Cloisters that would make as good prints.
I spend very limited cash on ps and generally prefer plain ones. Less than $20 per.
Sam Hober:
My preference would be a wool/silk ... but the all silk with a madder finish would in no way break the deal for me. I'd defer to your thoughs as to size based on the ultimately determined silk weight. A solid border is appealing.
I am definitely interested. If you move this forward please let us know about patterns and colorways selected ... and deposits if you require.
Silk screened I'd purchase a greater number for wear. Woven I'd limit my purchase and perhaps frame.
If you do the Unicorn Tapestry, I'll definitely get one. Do you think you might do the same print in a few different colorways?
For the PTO Gentlemen's Association, we managed to get prices down to about $45 per square, with shipping. Making them by hand in the US from top-of-the-line materials, there isn't really room for profit below that price point. I haven't seen Sam Hober's squares, but I do have one of their ties, and it's really excellent. I'm sure David's as careful with the squares as we are, though I imagine his labor cost's a little lower, being in a less-developed country.
Young American,
The "hand-rolled" that you can get for $20 on discount is sort of a different breed than what David and I are offering. There's definitely a difference. Whether that's important to you is another matter, of course. David calling it "rustic" was being kind.
As noted, SH, this would not be a deal breaker. I'm certainly interested in various colorways.Wool has a nice texture but it limits the quality of the print so I hesitate to do a complex print on wool or a mixture.
I too am wondering the same. For some reason the unicorn tapestry design is my favorite, perhaps because of the way it features some colors with only hints & glimmers of others. This is not so say other designs don't do this, but they seen not to do it as beautifully.Is this project green lighted?
SpooPoker,
I am still considering adding art prints to our pocket square range. I have another bigger project currently underway.
Well, if brothers swap clothing as per sisters ... you know which trousers I want to borrow.I think we were separated at birth.