The Croom & Flood Journal — ascot tie
How To Tie A Cravat And Ascot The Right Way
The History Of The Ascot Tie For Sale
Christian Martin Monsen of Norway enjoys an early cravat. Photo: Municipal Archives of Trondheim A work of art as masterful as the ascot tie takes time to reach perfection over many fashionable years. You could look at the ascot tie as the father to the modern man's tie and be thankful that there was a day when men enjoyed something looser around the neck. Let's look at the history of the ascot tie for sale in its entirety. Horse racing anyone? It all started at the Royal Ascot race, probably around June of 1711, when Queen Anne visited the now famous horse racing grounds....
Where To Buy Ascots: The History of Savile Row
Napoleon was a Savile Row frequent shopper. The reason why Savile Row is important Men who like to dress well and consider themselves a guiding light for comfortable fashion have heard of Savile Row. Style, high-quality clothing, original ideas, and high standards of dress are all elements associated with this important London street that houses some of the top tailors in the world. If you're the sort of man who wears an ascot, you'll be entertained by the history and culture that surrounds Savile Row. The famous street is where to buy ascots. High-end men's fashion bespoke clothing (custom clothing),...