In the spirit of Easter and the vernal season, my crack photographic team managed to capture an image (see photo at left) of my floral tie in action at the office. It is a 100% cotton Brooks Brothers model. Made in the USA. From the 1980s, I think. It arrived in a parcel from my uncle in Connecticut, along with several other neck ties that have remained under wraps for 15 to 20 years. More on those later. I have received exactly three enthusiastic compliments on it thus far, and if this keeps up I shall wear it more often. If you spot me at a garden party wearing a khaki suit and holding a G&T, and surrounded by a pack of mature ladies, I might be sporting this tie. You saw it here first.
01 April 2010
Florally Yours
In the spirit of Easter and the vernal season, my crack photographic team managed to capture an image (see photo at left) of my floral tie in action at the office. It is a 100% cotton Brooks Brothers model. Made in the USA. From the 1980s, I think. It arrived in a parcel from my uncle in Connecticut, along with several other neck ties that have remained under wraps for 15 to 20 years. More on those later. I have received exactly three enthusiastic compliments on it thus far, and if this keeps up I shall wear it more often. If you spot me at a garden party wearing a khaki suit and holding a G&T, and surrounded by a pack of mature ladies, I might be sporting this tie. You saw it here first.
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4 comments:
Well played, Admiral.
Lovelier than springtime!
If I saw you at a garden party in that tie I might mistake you for the florist.
Chintzy.
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