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You know the response to that question...Truth be known, I thought that it was one of your purchases.
Uh, no. I have enough of them at the moment.
You know the response to that question...Truth be known, I thought that it was one of your purchases.
Thought I should post an update to this. Had a word with the old man and he gave me one of his tie-racks. Now my ties don't have to be rolled up inside a box.
Over the last couple of decades that I've owned ties (new or vintage) and hung them in a closet I've never noticed any related stress. The rolled method is fine if you have the drawer space. Whatever works..I actually prefer the "rolled in a box" storage method (or in may case rolled in a drawer). I believe it is less stressful on the tie.
Any thoughts from the other gents here?
Bucking Broncos by Beau Brummell for Palm Beach. Now there's a mouthful!
A couple of autumn-related ones...
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Here is my contribution, especially for autumn. I think it's a beautiful tie however I seldom wear it (even in autumn). My clothes are very British and, as such, this style of ties is a little 'wide' for my look.
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Bucking Broncos by Beau Brummell for Palm Beach. Now there's a mouthful!
Here is my contribution, especially for autumn. I think it's a beautiful tie however I seldom wear it (even in autumn). My clothes are very British and, as such, this style of ties is a little 'wide' for my look.
Definitely a winner, and James Powers is right about Wilson Bros.
Since I sold all my vintage ties, it's time to start again. This one, I have no idea how old, seems to have been embroidered by someone in the throws of DTs. Pink Pengiuns--I'm just guessing here--were not a popular subject in any era.
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