Victorian ascot tie cravat

Living out in the Wild West, we have a lot of history that dates back to the mid-to-late Victorian era during the Gold and Silver Rushes of Northern Nevada and California. Since we have several Victorian themed reenactments to attend each year, it is essential we learn to dress the part. For men, it is

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

With each of our Ascot Cravats you purchase from us we enclose postcard to show you how to. Tying an ascot cravat is a straightforward process and can add a touch of elegance to your outfit. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you tie an ascot cravat: Cross the ends, with the longer end on top. Bring the longer end up and through the loop. Spread the longer end and bring it down over the shorter end. Tuck both ends into your shirt and adjust. Happy Ascot Cravat-tying! With these steps,...

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This men's striped formal cravat is made of pure silk woven in England. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

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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…

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