A selection of my cravats I keep in Dorset. Silk, wool, cashmere and towelling. The cravat, to me, is a functional item rather than a fashion accessory. On damp autumn days ( like today )I wear a towelling cravat. On a cold winter’s day my Purdey cashmere. For social occasions then silk Hermes with a shirt and roundneck jumper. A roundneck ‘holds’ the cravat in position more than a V neck does.
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Author: vintagedresserbyfarrant
Gentlemen's vintage style blogger. Specialising in the procurement of sartorial excellence from the past. My collection consists of, predominantly, bespoke vintage Savile Row clothing, hats and St. James' bespoke shoes.
It is my intention to share my collection through this
blog. To give ideas & comment on putting outfits together. With thought to fabric weight, texture and colour.
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A selection of my cravats I keep in Dorset. Silk, wool, cashmere and towelling. The cravat, to me, is a functional item rather than a fashion accessory. On damp autumn days ( like today )I wear a towelling cravat. On a cold winter’s day my Purdey cashmere. For social occasions then silk Hermes with a shirt and roundneck jumper. A roundneck ‘holds’ the cravat in position more than a V neck does.
