SELF-TIPPED The inside of the tie is made from the same material as the rest of the tie and although this part of the tie is often not visible
This lightweight beige linen shirt from 100Hands with a cutaway collar is timeless and perfect for summer
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Classic navy chinos with a slim fit and refined character – a timeless piece with Italian flair
Krawatte in bordeaux Color:Rot SELF-TIPPED The inside of theIn the heart of Italy's silk industry, in Como, lies one of Europe's oldest silk mills, which today produces silk for Shibumi , among others. Founded in the mid 19th century, initially as a supplier of silk for furniture and clothing, the mill began producing silk for ties at the beginning of the 20th century, when this material took on its modern form. Many historic wooden looms, which have not been manufactured for decades, are still in operation