What is Ancient Madder? | The Styleforum Journal
Aug 24, 2022 · Initially, the “madder” part of ancient madder – or any kind of madder – came from the dye’s origins as an extract of the Rubia tinctorum plant, otherwise known as “madder.” Use of the plant dates back to the Egyptian Empire of 1500 B.C., and it has been found in Africa, Greece, Italy, and central Asia.
H.N. White Ties Review | The Styleforum Journal
Jul 5, 2019 · Among the neat prints, H.N. White’s Ancient Madder ties are particularly special: using the nineteenth-century dip-dyeing technique and natural madder and indigo dyes, they produce exceptionally vivid colors and a matte, chalky finish. Even in Macclesfield, the home of English silk weaving, true ancient madder is getting harder to find. This ...
ties Archives | The Styleforum Journal
Jun 26, 2020 · Initially, the “madder” part of ancient madder – or any kind of madder – came from the dye’s origins as an extract of the Rubia tinctorum plant, otherwise known as “madder.” Use of the plant dates back to the Egyptian Empire of 1500 B.C., and it has been found in Africa, Greece, Italy, and central Asia.
ancient madder Archives | The Styleforum Journal
Initially, the “madder” part of ancient madder – or any kind of madder – came from the dye’s origins as an extract of the Rubia tinctorum plant, otherwise known as “madder.” Use of the plant dates back to the Egyptian Empire of 1500 B.C., and it has been found in Africa, Greece, Italy, and central Asia.
Member Focus: Urban Composition | The Styleforum Journal
Dec 12, 2016 · Users paraded their fully-canvassed good-taste bespoke suits, seven fold soporific ties, and hand-rolled ancient madder pocket squares from London, Naples, and Thailand (!), and I was hooked. Suit and tie went from being a haphazard mishmash or decade-specific cosplay to a classically-based idea of proportion, fabric, color, season, and formality.
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Dec 12, 2016 · Users paraded their fully-canvassed good-taste bespoke suits, seven fold soporific ties, and hand-rolled ancient madder pocket squares from London, Naples, and Thailand (!), and I was hooked. Suit and tie went from being a haphazard mishmash or decade-specific cosplay to a classically-based idea of proportion, fabric, color, season, and formality.
From Town to Pattern: the ‘Macclesfield’ Tie | The Styleforum ...
Jun 26, 2020 · How we long for a sense of history in our garments; the apocryphal anecdote, the dubious legend, the fabricated fable—we can’t get enough of those little stories that give meaning to the tiniest ingredient of our outfits, be it a buttonhole or a lapel, a turn-up or a stitch.
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Feb 13, 2017 · Initially, the “madder” part of ancient madder – or any kind of madder – came from the dye’s origins as an extract of the Rubia tinctorum plant, otherwise known as “madder.” Use of the plant dates back to the Egyptian Empire of 1500 B.C., and it has been found in Africa, Greece, Italy, and central Asia.
Interview with Jacob Hurwitz of American Trench
May 27, 2022 · Join us on a new episode of Styleforum Sessions as we chat with Jacob Hurwitz of American Trench about being an American-made brand owner and much more. Suggested ReadingWhat is Ancient Madder?Mastering Complex PatternsStyleforum endorses: Grenadine tiesStyleforum All New Buy&Sell … Continue reading →
The Tie (and How to Tie It) | The Styleforum Journal
Sep 19, 2016 · I remember asking my dad when I could wear a regular tie. A real one, like his; not the clip-on kind I’d been wearing since diapers. I grew up going to religious meetings, and although my two brothers were content … Continue reading →