Sadly, Vanners have gone but Stephen Walters is still going strong in Sudbury and has a fab factory shop. Thankfully, back in the day, I bought quite a few Vanners ties and pocket squares. Locally, we have posh tie makers Van Buck in Sible Heddingham and it's good to see we still have English makers of lovely silk products for the dapper chap around here.
I'm not a great lover of cravats, but I do have a Tootal green paisley one for the Goodwood Revival; I like it, but can vouch for the fact that it is too small and constantly slips.
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Sadly, Vanners have gone but Stephen Walters is still going strong in Sudbury and has a fab factory shop. Thankfully, back in the day, I bought quite a few Vanners ties and pocket squares. Locally, we have posh tie makers Van Buck in Sible Heddingham and it's good to see we still have English makers of lovely silk products for the dapper chap around here.
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I'm not a great lover of cravats, but I do have a Tootal green paisley one for the Goodwood Revival; I like it, but can vouch for the fact that it is too small and constantly slips.
A bit harder to find proper ones over here 'cross the Pond...
Or maybe it's ascots more now has velcro and such.
The less formal style here, whereas a true cravat requires a stick pin and a high collar and has the more narrow band and all that.
you're wearing under modern collar instead of over high one, so............
He says the Yanks are wrong BUT no, we actually just make a distinction between two deerfent styles the neckwear, same as neck and bow ties.
Oh, then he switch to over-the-collar style next.