Aug 18, 2020
Brown-Mint and Navy-Orange Brushed Repp neckties.
Woven in Kyoto, Japan, these lined six-fold neckties are given a vigorous brushed finish that gives them a velvety and slubby hand.
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Brown-Mint and Navy-Orange Brushed Repp neckties.
Woven in Kyoto, Japan, these lined six-fold neckties are given a vigorous brushed finish that gives them a velvety and slubby hand.
Flannel, chambray and a very dry repp silk.
Worn: Brown-Blue Block Repp, schappe silk repp woven in Sudbury, Suffolk, and made in our lightly lined, six-fold construction.
Paired with our Navy-Green Gardens vintage kimono silk pocket square.
From the workbench: classic double bar repps waiting to be slip stitched.
Did you know? Repp derives its name from the tightly woven ribbed weave of the fabric. Repp fabric can be plain or striped!
Just got this yellow and blue repp, can't believe I didn't have one of these already.
New Talbott bow.
Colored strips of silk.
Anchors are often an anchor in my designs that keep me anchored.