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I've never got a Drake's tie, or indeed any other, with so much packaging. What about the environment?Originally Posted by LeonM
Nice tie though.
Leon
Thank you, Leon. The box will probably be used as a doll's bed or something. My two-and-a-half-year-old is quite resourceful.
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How is this?
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Does Will have an online store or do you just drop him a line?Originally Posted by appolyon
I'd say just drop him a line and tell him you're interested in the Drake's striped cashmere ties. Feel free to forward him my post. The photos were pulled from his site.
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Just got back from a trip to Europe:Originally Posted by apropos
those are very nice
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apropos - really nice stuff. I'm off to Europe next month and will hopefully have luck half as good. I particularly like the green and navy/lanvender with motifs. I have a heavy linen tie in a similar design that I love.
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apropos - really nice stuff. I'm off to Europe next month and will hopefully have luck half as good. I particularly like the green and navy/lanvender with motifs. I have a heavy linen tie in a similar design that I love.Originally Posted by Slewfoot
A tip: every major Western/Northern European city will have an 'upscale' departmental store - e.g. Illums in Copenhagen, Stroms in Stockholm, Harrods in London, etc (i.e. the equivalent of Bergdorf or Neiman). Some will have a 'store brand' selection of ties, often made by noted Italian makers such as E. Marinella or Calabrese - that is where you may wish you look first if you seek soporific ties that are made well.
That new maroon tie isOriginally Posted by Manton
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