Showing posts with label Scarves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scarves. Show all posts

December 5, 2010

Winter Essential | Tie and Scarf Co. Manchester Scarves

Now that winter is finally here and bundling is the only way to dress, its time to discuss the essentials of winter.  The Tie and Scarf Co. Manchester produces quality scarves and ties, though we're really focusing on their scarves today.  All scarves are made in England of pure new wool, heavy enough to withstand some of the harsh winds we have here in New York.  As for color variations, my personal favorites are the Ivy League University scarves.

As for the company, The Tie and Scarf Co. Manchester, is a family owned business,which has been involved in the manufacturing of accessories for over 150 years. During that time, the company has enjoyed an impressive international reputation for the manufacture of English Tradition high quality speciality textiles, which can only be seen at the finest stores in over 30 countries.

April 9, 2010

Essential Accessory | Summer Scarf

Summer scarves for men has always been popular amongst European men, however the popularity has caught on to men within the U.S., and boy am I glad.  A scarf creates a unique touch adding both color and texture, not to mention a good way to hide the sweat.  I will most likely be sporting one this summer, just watch for it.  As for where to find them, I personally love the ones at Recession Rags, plus, I love the whole concept behind the store.  Take a visit over to Recession Rags and check them out. 
 

April 4, 2009

Essential Find | Vintage University Scarves

Purple, Yellow, and Black Scarve: University of Manchester, UK
Red, Yellow, and Black Scarve: Cirencester College, UK


I was in London's Portobello Market recently and happen to be rifling through some of the many antiques stands. While there I stumbled upon these 1950's Striped Wool University Scarves made of double thickness pure wool. These scarves are truly an amazing specimen from an era of craftsmanship, and its a reminder that they just don't make things like they use to.
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