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Thursday, January 21, 2010
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Mariella's Pick
I received this image from Mariella Everett - www.prelaced.blogspot.com and she reccommends it as a bow for women. LNP has not made leather bows to date as there is little demand from them but this particular bow pictured is a nice on.
A great blog - The Invisible Agent
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Le Noeud Papillon Update
Dear patrons,
2010 will be a good year for bow ties, between Chuck Bass, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, The Sartorialist, Albert Elbaz, Karl Largefeld and Tom Ford, the bow tie is b b b back.
Currently I am working on sourcing silks directly from Como in Italy but I will still be pushing for production in Australia. There are fewer and fewer things made here and we always push production to China, so I am going against the grain, because the company is small and intends to stay small for the time being, by keeping production right here in Sydney.
The bows have been received well all over. In London I received an email from a customer who bought the Gatsby saying the quality of the workmanship and the silks themselves was far better than anything he could source in his native country. From NYC I have received half a dozen emails from customers who were happy and enthusiatic about the product.
This year I am attempting to move into shirts as well but this will take some time to develop. To all those who own one of my bows, thank you! To all those who intend to purchase one, don't be afraid to learn how to tie your own. Once you get the hang of it, it's like tying your shoes. Only you will be much much more proud.
The Sydney summer has been rather temperamental but hopefully the weather will be better in February, just in time for my new seersucker range of bows.
Please stay in touch with the website, for as soon as I have stock, I will post them to the website first. For all those of you who are friends on facebook, there is a limited time only 20% reduction on all bows until stocks last.
Best wishes,
Nicholas.
2010 will be a good year for bow ties, between Chuck Bass, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, The Sartorialist, Albert Elbaz, Karl Largefeld and Tom Ford, the bow tie is b b b back.
Currently I am working on sourcing silks directly from Como in Italy but I will still be pushing for production in Australia. There are fewer and fewer things made here and we always push production to China, so I am going against the grain, because the company is small and intends to stay small for the time being, by keeping production right here in Sydney.
The bows have been received well all over. In London I received an email from a customer who bought the Gatsby saying the quality of the workmanship and the silks themselves was far better than anything he could source in his native country. From NYC I have received half a dozen emails from customers who were happy and enthusiatic about the product.
This year I am attempting to move into shirts as well but this will take some time to develop. To all those who own one of my bows, thank you! To all those who intend to purchase one, don't be afraid to learn how to tie your own. Once you get the hang of it, it's like tying your shoes. Only you will be much much more proud.
The Sydney summer has been rather temperamental but hopefully the weather will be better in February, just in time for my new seersucker range of bows.
Please stay in touch with the website, for as soon as I have stock, I will post them to the website first. For all those of you who are friends on facebook, there is a limited time only 20% reduction on all bows until stocks last.
Best wishes,
Nicholas.
Albert Elbaz, Head Designer of Lanvin, Wears His Signature Velvet Bow
This bow is very similar to a bow I created at the start of 2009 using Holland & Sherry velvet. It was called a Mayfair but there was a floppier model called the Francis F which was sported by Nathan Sullivan for a while. Both models are available on www.tiedeals.com |
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
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