Ties Unite The Generations
November 18, 2015
Knowing how to tie a tie is a simple act that most people learn at school or from their parents. But one young man in
Knowing how to tie a tie is a simple act that most people learn at school or from their parents. But one young man in
Bespoke tailoring represents the good and the great of British tailoring. The word bespoke itself is derived from the verb ‘bespeak’ with a specialised meaning,
At some point in our lives, we have all had to wear a tie. It’s the personification of being a British Gentleman. We wore them
If you have your set suits with set colours like grey, black or navy, then you rely on your tie to inject colour into your
When you are invited to a formal event and the invitation declares a black tie dress code you need to know exactly what that means.
This June, Kingsman: The Secret Service will be released on DVD and it could see a return of gentleman’s tailored fashion. In recent years, we
Oxford University students’ are taking a vote next week on whether to continue the centuries-old custom of wearing mortar boards, gowns and bow ties for
This season the knitted tie is fashion’s favourite. Compared to the bow tie and the standard that are the popular norms, the knitted tie is
Creating your own tie from a range of colours gives you the chance to have the finest tie collection. Here is the best part: designing
How To Refresh Your Tie At James Morton Ties, we understand the importance of a well-kept tie. In relation to the spring season, we have
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