Mark Twain : Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society. & Dante Alighieri : The customs and fashions of men change like leaves on the bough, some of which go and others come.
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Rose & Born
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These are a few of our favorite things.
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“One of the things I learned from experience but was hard for me to accept is that, if you are going to pimp, you have to get used to synthetic materials.”
- Tom Wolfe, on his love for white
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Since moving to their location on the Corner of Dartmouth and Newbury Street, Ball & Buck have been making major strides in becoming the focal point for quality menswear in Boston.
Recently, with much hype attached, B&B announced a new signature product to the All-American Brand, the bow tie. A classic addition to any dapper man’s outfit, the bow tie has been around since the 17th century. Never however, has any one put as much time and effort into one as Mark Bollman, President and Founder of Ball & Buck, has to this collection. Hand Sewn in New England, each bow tie is a truly crafted to high-quality perfection. With five different types in the collection, the signature camp, seersucker, plaid, gingham and chambray; there is truly one for every occasion. I went with the limited edition camo myself, a signature piece. At only $68 per neck tie, these will certainly not be around for long. - Write up and Photography by Antony Ohman
Availiable for purchase here.
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Rock a Bow Tie
Trim yet dashing, it’s the dapper man’s version of the skinny straight tie. You can tie one on with almost anything, be it an easy cotton suit, a cardigan, or an oxford with the sleeves rolled up. Maybe you’ll end up looking like André 3000 or some discriminating mixologist at a speakeasy cocktail joint. The point is, it’s not about looking like a poindexter; it’s about looking cool.
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