Our good friend Emil Corsillo and his brother Sandy have just released the latest lookbook for their small neckwear brand The Hill-Side. Presenting an Autumn/Winter collection is never an easy thing to do but I think they’ve done a cracking job here and have caught a nice vibe. Doesn’t look that cold but that can only be a plus. For AW11 they handed the new collection of ties, scarves, and handkerchiefs to Mikael Kennedy, photographer and wanderer …
New York based Tie brand The Windmill Club present us with some new imagery from their Spring/Summer 2012 collection, and to coincide we also get another teaser film to watch. We’ve been known to follow these guys for a little while and they consistently produce some quality neckwear on a regular basis crafted out of 100% dead stock silk. All of the products are …
Marwood are a new label launched for Autumn/Winter 2011 that makes ties and bow ties made from the finest fabrics such as woven silk, wool and traditional English Leavers lace. They are trying to give a modern twist on something that’s drenched in heritage and history, and I definitely think they are pulling it off. These guys are already confirmed in some big stores, for …
C. Chauchat (pronounced ‘show-shaw’) is a small label based out of New York City that specialises in making neckwear for men. It’s a collaboration between Curie Choi and Beverly Liang, originally made as gifts for people, each tie was created for the person it was named after.
Now they have branched out and have decided to show off their love for that accessory known as ‘man’. …
The Hill-Side present their Spring/Summer 2011 lookbook, which features a beautiful line up of ties and pocket squares.
We’ve been discussing the amount of good accessories floating around the menswear market as of late (particularly on our twitter), and this selection
The Hill-Side provide us with some imagery from their Autumn/Winter 2010 Lookbook, which is basically made up of friends all having a fun time in a camera booth. Obviously each one is sporting a tie or neck piece from the range, but overall, it’s pretty genuine and has a comedic value to it.
I like it when brands (like Band of Outsiders), produce image books like …
