
The tie is one of the few pieces of arsenal in your wardrobe that you have to distinguish yourself and signify your desire to embrace a smarter and perhaps more boss-like image. As a sartorial excocet, men have many a choice when it comes to selecting ties, but no tie celebrates the poetry, sense of eccentricity and the attitude of its wearer more so than the printed motif tie. As far as tie motifs go, two design families divide the patterned necktie kingdom; yarn-dye wovens and prints. versace collier femme collierpascher6783 In the first instance, a jacquard loom weaves different coloured threads directly into the fabric. fundas samsung galaxy note9 In the second, coloured patterns are screen printed directly onto raw or dyed silk. custodia cover iphone Whilst woven ties are perhaps the dressiest of all neckties, printed motif ties are by far the largest selling category of neckwear – and this prevailing taste shows no signs of wavering.
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Pictured above left to right: Charles Correll, Fred Allen and Freeman Gosden. fundas huawei y6 2018 fundas samsung galaxy s6 edge plus American comedians from the Amos ‘n’ Andy radio show, wearing printed motif ties from Charvet. Printed motif ties have been around since the 1920s. fundas samsung galaxy s4 fundas huawei y5 2019 Bold-figured prints were popular with the fashionable set in the affluent 1920s and 1930s, as men began spending more time on holiday and ‘resort’ dressing became a chief source of fashion inspiration. Famous French shirt and tie maker, Charvet, captured the zeitgeist of the time, with wealthy Europeans and Americans (even those who held on tightly to more conservative neckwear) embracing the light, breezy, large prints, which actually coordinated surprisingly well with more fancy suits such as houndstooth, pinstripes and plaid.
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The all-over small motif tie first gained popularity with British sporting clubs. bracelet argent femme amazon 723braceletpascher1934 fundas samsung galaxy note8 In fact, it was I Zingari Cricket Club, founded in 1845, who is credited with the first set of sporting colours and one of the first to adopt a club tie in 1870. Small editions of subject related patterns such as cricket bats, golfers, polo players etc were printed on to wool fabric, each theme providing its enthusiasts with an excuse to wear small sports figures that signified one’s social status. These days, clubs with British roots, from the skilled to the foolhardy, still carry on the tradition of bestowing on their members the sports tie. fundas huawei mate 20 Pictured above, some of the exclusive clubs who’s membership and ties are highly prized, in clockwise direction: 1) The St Moritz Toboggan Club: Cresta Riders who come off the Cresta Run at Shuttlecock corner are members of the ‘Shuttlecock Club’ and are entitled to wear the club tie, which has small shuttlecock motifs displayed on the tie. bracelet argent femme en solde 723braceletpascher2829 Interestingly, if you are injured and draw blood whilst coming off at Shuttlecock corner, you are entitled to wear the Shuttlecock tie with red shuttlecock motifs to represent the blood spilt. bracelet femme cordon et argent 718braceletpascher2089 2) The Ejection Tie Club: Airforce pilots who have had to eject from their aircraft and lived to tell the tale, are entitled to wear the Ejection Tie. 3) The Leander Rowing Club: Athletes from this rowing club have won more Olympic medals than any other sports club in the world. fundas iphone 7 8 se2020 fundas huawei p8 Their club tie depicts a pink hippo motif on a navy background. collier etrangleur curogan collierpascher13702 4) The Zingari Cricket Club: Zingari is Italian for gypsy, which is an apt name for this amateur cricket club, given they have no club house but rather wander the globe playing teams from around the world on some of the finest cricket pitches. fundas samsung galaxy s7 edge fundas huawei mate 20 Their motto is “out of darkness, through fire, into the light,” and their tie colours, black, red and yellow symbolise this motto. fundas huawei p9
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Printed Motifs: the Philippe Perzi Vienna Collection
Philippe Perzi Vienna has added to our collection with sensational new whimsical animal printed motif ties. fundas samsung galaxy s9 plus Printed motif ties with swans, storks, seahorses, fish and ladybirds are amongst the collection, printed onto 100% silk twill and hand made in Italy. fundas huawei p20 Whether you’re a ‘sandgroper’ from Western Australia and fancy donning the swan, find yourself relating to the power, strength and steadfastness associated with the seahorse, or just like the colour of the tie, there’s a printed motif tie perfect for you. fundas huawei y5 2019 Don’t think people don’t sit up and take notice of a striking silk tie that speaks a little to your individuality.