Mens cravats

Outside of a Prohibition period piece set in upstate New York, or if you're Prince, wearing a cravat or an ascot is largely seen as a laughable sartorial

Un-tied British style gentlemen's adult ascot necktie in high quality satin polyester material. Color: Blue Paisley Material: Polyester Satin Ascot Dimensions: approx. 6 inches wide and 46 inches long

I'm excited to report that there is some evidence that the Ascot, (or Cravat) is beginning to make a comeback. I'm not referring to those pre-formed frilly ones you see in tuxedo formal wear shops. I mean the kind a refined, distinguished gentleman would wear with a nice crisp dress shirt. I've long been a fan of ascots, dating back more than twenty years ago when I lived in England. I always felt they looked so elegant and civilized, never pompous or arrogant. I've been wearing ascots on…

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Men's silk neckerchiefs, the classic in Italian fashion. Neckerchiefs are highly flexible - wear one like a cravat tie, knotted as a scarf, or cowboy style.

I was searching on the net for regency portaits when I stumbled upon this very simple but very effective and useful pattern for a Regency cravat. FREE CRAVAT PATTERN Cut 1.5 yards white linen. Kee…

How to Make Cravats and Pocket Squares.. Above: Robert Downey Jr. as Sherlock Holmes, Hugh Jackman in Les Miserables, a rather dapper Victorian gentleman and Eddie Redmayne in Les Miserables. All with fabulously tied cravats. We often get asked to make up cravats, pocket squares, ties, bow ties etc. for weddings to match the bridesmaids dresses. Some are very simple, the cravat and pocket square are the easiest and most satisfying to make. Please note, these cravats are not your basic poly…

New vintage-inspired Victorian men's ties are far more accessible and varied than real vintage, and work just as well. In the early years, men wore cravats and ascots tied in many different ways that changed from year to year. The long neckties didn't become common till the end of the era. Victorian neckties were often

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