$ 32.50
Named for Makye Ame, the love of the Dali Lama VI in a three-hundred-year-old Tibetan story, this stunning pocket square is made from gold-colored vintage silk tipped in indigo and white. We can't stop staring at this incredibly beautiful fabric that will take your look from bland to bold in a hurry.
Handcrafted in Connecticut
Individually Hand cut & finished in USA
Fabric: 100 percent vintage silk
Images courtesy MIZU Brand
$ 29.00
This tie clip features three stripes of Argentium silver inlaid with a beautiful dark wood and supported by a silver-plated, spring closing clip. The design highlights the wood's natural beauty while retaining a sense of sophistication and modernity, and is the perfect size for today's narrower ties.
Handcrafted in Rhode Island
Size: 1.625 inches long x .25 inches wide
Material: wood, Argentium silver, silver-plated brass
$ 57.00
Sleek and handsomely crafted, this money clip features a curved inlay of Argentium silver top of ebony hardwoods. The rectangle clip is made of brass with a brushed silver plate. A spring steel mechanism allows the clip to adjust to the thickness of the bills. Whether you have a little or a lot, your money will be as secure as Fort Knox with this beauty.
Handcrafted in Rhode Island
Size: 1 3/4"x 7/8" x 1/2"
Materials: wood, Argentium silver, sliver-plated brass.
On sale $ 38.00 $ 27.00
These vintage silvertone Jazz Age beauties made in the 1920s by the HWK Company of Massachusetts feature an octagonal design with a starburst emanating from a small etched rectangle in the center of all four faces. On the backs can be read "Talon Grip" and "HWK Co."
Size: .625" long x .25" wide.
Material: metal
Condition: Great condition with no visible defects.
All vintage items have had quite a life and, like people, show some wear over time. But like us they get more interesting with age, even if they may show some small imperfections.
$ 88.00
This limited edition Japanese silk bow tie with its bold geometric design is a real head-turner. Radley Raven's pieces are hand numbered and limited in quantity, and this design is no different. They only made 3 of these bad boys.
These ties are self-tie and must be tied by the wearer. Don't worry, it's easy! Click here to learn how.
Handcrafted in Seattle, Washington
Fabric: Japanene Silk
Size: Adjustable up to 20" neck; bow width 2.5"
Care: Dry Clean
Made in USA
On sale $ 24.00 $ 18.00
Add these handcrafted leather coasters to your bar for that classic, yet rugged look. You know the one. That look you sport when you hop on your BMW motorcycle wearing your three-piece suit for your morning commute.
Handcrafted in Kingston, NY
Set of four
Materials: 8/10 oz vegetable tanned leather,
Size: 3 5/8" round
On sale $ 48.00 $ 37.00
You thought your Zippo was old school, but we've got a vintage match safe—a hinged pewter box used to carry matches—that is way cooler. It features a map of the British Isles showing the names of major cities. Based on the map, it appears the match safe was made before 1921, when Ireland was partitioned.
Pewter
Size: 2.25" long x 1.5 inches wide
Condition: Good condition with some wear.
All vintage items have had quite a life and, like people, show some wear over time. But like us they get more interesting with age, even if they may show some small imperfections. Not happy with your purchase? If it’s within 30 days, we’re happy to take it back.
$ 54.00
Bold, but never brash, this bow tie of polished navy cotton sateen, tipped in a concrete-gray wool, was inspired by the night sky of Düsseldorf, Germany. Like this city known for its fashion and art, you'll be as cultured as they come when sporting your own limited edition Nacht bow tie.
These ties are self-tie and must be tied by the wearer. Don't worry, it's easy. Click here to learn how.
Handcrafted in Connecticut. Size: 2.25” at Widest
Fabric: 100% Cotton ( Body ), 100% wool ( Tip ) Coated Nickel Hardware
Care: Dry Clean Only
Made in USA
Images courtesy MIZU Brand
For more than 100 years the top hat ruled the fashion world. The rise and fall of the top hat is intertwined with tastes, travel, convenience, and even a few U.S. presidents.
We began to wonder how and why we ended up with one piece of cloth for the dirty work in our pants pocket and another that we find peeking out of the breast pocket of our suit jackets, sport coats, and blazers.
The Corpse Reviver cocktail has been around at least since the 1870s, which kind of makes sense, since this was about the time when cocktail culture was firmly becoming established, along with its accompanying hangovers.
Yes, ole chap, as with cats, there is more than one way to get the job done. We often just grab a pocket square, tuck it in our suit pocket and be done with it. While that does work, there are more, perhaps better ways to easily tidy up your pocket square.
