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And even it has wide lapels.
Yeah, because it's yours, to match the fat cigars. It is a nice jacket, though.
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Yeah, because it's yours, to match the fat cigars. It is a nice jacket, though.
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Recently got this in a trade with Damian:
"Bond 21 Style Manor all silk," 21/4"wide. Not sure what the motif is (angels), but it does look cool.
"Bond 21 Style Manor all silk," 21/4"wide. Not sure what the motif is (angels), but it does look cool.
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Not bad for something my father got in Korea in 1951.
Cigars are another study in themselves.
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Recently got this in a trade with Damian:
"Bond 21 Style Manor all silk," 21/4"wide. Not sure what the motif is (angels), but it does look cool.
2 1/4"?! :faint:
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^^Yeah, I knew that'd give you a headache...
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Not bad for something my father got in Korea in 1951.
If it was your father's, then it is a collectible.
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I have some Hermes ties which make me feel like an old geezer.
I prefer ties from Dior homme and dolce. More modern.
I prefer ties from Dior homme and dolce. More modern.
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And priceless.
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Does gray go with the green of tomato vines?
No...Especially the cool one I showed...
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^^I sold one just like that, except that somebody had stitched on an Italian label, which I took off.
Here is, I believe, the first marbled tie I had ever purchased. It is from Cardinal Custom Neckwear, NYC, and it's a shortie (and WIDE).
Here is, I believe, the first marbled tie I had ever purchased. It is from Cardinal Custom Neckwear, NYC, and it's a shortie (and WIDE).
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^^I sold one just like that, except that somebody had stitched on an Italian label, which I took off.
Here is, I believe, the first marbled tie I had ever purchased. It is from Cardinal Custom Neckwear, NYC, and it's a shortie (and WIDE).
Now THAT is wide enough.
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Yeah, wide enough to hold the tomato vines together (and it blends in, too).
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NO. We don't use good ties for that. We use KNOT for that.
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^^And now you know how I feel about thin ties supposedly being used for that purpose. Knasty Old Ties, yes...
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But thin ties are nasty. Thy call out for a tomato vine so it can useful for something.
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^^All in the eye of the beholder, cigar man...
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^^Don't speak so harshly about yourself. lol I swear, next Queen Mary event, I am going to bring a dozen of the thinnest ties I have and donate them to the vintage gift shop in your name...Either that or some...hippie ties.
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