Luxury house Hermès Paris revisits their equivalent of the French do-rag, the silk bandana 55. Similar to their haute couture horology, you can expect anything Hermès to be well crafted, and expensive. Silk twill, hand rolled, available in an assortment of colors, and measuring 22″ x 22″ for $195 each. One more look at the Hermès Silk Bandana 55 after the Jump…
1
Dec
Silk twill, hand rolled & available in an assortment of colors
6
May
Three lucky winners get their wardrobes boosted
Thanks to all the readers who took part in our Le Noeud Papillon & Lost In a Supermarket Silk Bow Tie GIVEAWAY — one very lucky (and funny) reader won a beautiful Italian silk tie and 2 others picked up silk pocket squares as runner-up prizes. The announced winner are up on our Facebook WINNER […]
4
May
Class up your act with one swift victory
If you want to class up your act with one swift sartorial blow, enter our Le Noeud Papillon & Lost In a Supermarket Silk Bow Tie GIVEAWAY today and win a beautiful Italian silk tie (or 2 silk pocket squares as runner-ups). All you gotta do is write on our Facebook GIVEAWAY post telling us why […]
2
May
Jacquard woven silk tie and 2 pocket squares to lucky readers
A couple weeks ago we showed you Le Noeud Papillon’s Jacquard Woven Silk Bow Ties for the discriminating gentleman, and readers loved what they saw. Which makes me happy to know that LIAS readers care about quality craftsmanship, and people who push outside the standards of their fields to create something that is legitimately valuable, […]
8
Apr
Nicholas Atgemis puts Sydney on the well-crafted luxury map
Nicholas Atgemis doesn’t believe that luxurious goods — truly exceptional, well crafted menswear — need arrive from Milan or Paris or London or New York to be considered premium. With his Le Noeud Papillon label, Atgemis is looking to put Sydney on the luxury map by offering limited edition bow ties and pocket squares featuring […]
20
Oct
Orsola de Castro and Filippo Ricci turn waste into items of want
Orsola de Castro and Filippo Ricci (the creative minds behind From Somewhere) make some crazy cute clothes for the ladies. The duo has been recycling fashion since 1997. Up-cycling really—and it shows. Most fashion like this has a hard time competing with traditional high-end garments for rack space. Not the case here, these two definitely […]
