Printed lining, woven label and initials: the personalisation that makes a corporate tie unique
Three touches inside the accessory that tell the wearer about the company without putting the logo on show. A tie is looked at from the front, but it is known from the back. The wearer turns it over…
The history of the silk foulard: from travelling kerchief to the Como square that represents a company
How a piece of cloth made to protect the neck became an accessory of style, a means of expression and a gift of representation. The foulard is among the oldest accessories still in use, and among the…
Company anniversaries and institutional milestones: the accessory that carries a date
Some dates a company will not let pass quietly: fifty years since the founding, the centenary of an institution, the opening of a new site, the close of a project that ran for years. They are marked…
Autumn-winter colours and textures: choosing shades and patterns for corporate ties and foulards
A guide to the cold-season palette for anyone dressing an event, a team or a corporate gift. October light does not behave like June light. It sits lower, runs colder and arrives at an angle. A colou…
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