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This Old Thing Tie Trios by Ami Kealoha

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From skirts to belts, the necktie has been reinterpreted in many ways over the years, but none quite as flamboyantly as This Old Thing's Tie Trios. Three vintage neckties sewn together make up the accessory, which we like best when worn wrapped twice jauntily around the neck as a kind of cravat-slash-scarf. The look is as dapper as it is over-the-top; call it urban Mad Hatter. Available from new Brooklyn shop Alter for $48 by calling +1 718 784 8818 or emailing alter [at] thisoldthing [dot] net.

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This entry posted on 13 March 2007 at 3:19 AM
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