Dry Green Khaki Linen Diamond Bow Tie Fog In the 14th century

In the 14th century

The gingham Pocket Square displays thick and thin faded navy lines making for a distinctive pattern suited for any gentleman

Bow Tie code: L436-BT

that's richly highlighted with the red

with the dark maroon red working in contrast with shades of navy in a flamboyant match

Dry Green Khaki Linen Diamond Bow Tie Fog In the 14th centuryThis Dry Green Khaki Linen Diamond Bowtie has historical pedigree. In 1846, khaki was conceptualised as a military uniform by Sir Harry Lumsden who observed that white cotton uniforms made his army an obvious target. Since then, khaki has long drawn associations with safaris, expedition and British India, and in the 21st century; it's become a prized fabric in the world of high fashion. This khaki diamond bowtie by OTAA is a divine tribute. OTAAs