Indigo and azure blue silk pocket square, traditional beetle print Maker_Farnese

Indigo and azure blue silk pocket square, traditional beetle print Maker_FarnesePremium silk treated in "Adire", an old & rare hand dyeing process developed by the Yorubas in the Southwest region of Nigeria, where a cassava starch paste is hand painted on the fabric and acts as the resist dye. Note that due to the nature of the process, each item is unique and varies in color and pattern. Details 100% silk, Adire "traditional beetle" motif Fringed edges Hand dyed in Nigeria; made in the USA Size & Fit

Inis Meain takes their handsome Aran and fashions it in a combination of linen and cotton yarns

Rumored to have been invented by Mario Prada

The vibrant and tasteful colors and prints are a great contrast against solid garments

made up in a classic solid color tie

cut and assembled by hand at a small family workshop in France

but they nailed it with this one

Fits true to size - take your normal IT size

Single-breasted vest to complete the three pieces

Showcasing Blue Blue Japan's expertise with indigo

The heavyweight cotton twill has a uniquely dry hand with tons of texture

A perfect travel companion too

generous turn-down collar and French cuffs will make it your go-to shirt for formal occasions