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Rusty Bob - Slim tie narrow/thin 3cm-5cm for men [for children/boy] (college, not striped) Polyester shines like silk - Gray-brown
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About Rusty Bob - Slim Tie Narrow/thin 3cm-5cm For Men
Affenfaust, carotid and eye splice. Never heard? These are three of the most important nautical knots. At Wikipedia you will find at least 78 of them different. Probably the least sailors know all (except maybe ... Robinson Crusoe on his island had the well known enough time to practice). Great thing, right? Who is the most all has thought? No matter, in any case they have proven pirates and explorers have always been important services. In other words: Seemannsknoten useful. What you can not really be said of a tie. Nevertheless, there are no fewer than (hold, here it comes) 180 different nodes to tie a tie. Brings us to the topic: the tie. Since the New York producer Jesse Langsdorf in 1924 a patent for this "garment" logged on, the noose tightens around our necks men slowly but surely. Anyone who knows someone who wears ties from conviction as a Levis 501 or a Rolex? No, the 2014 from the German Fashion Institute for "Tie Man of the Year" crowned Daniel Hartwich does not count. That was after his sunstroke in the jungle camp. So nobody. Nevertheless, the man's world does not seem to do without this trick culture. For you as an avowed despisers tie moments will come, where the social pressure is growing: The golden wedding anniversary of the parents, the baptism of the child or if you Pate of the Nobel Prize is awarded. And suddenly you are in front of the closet and find that your wife has disposed of the tie of the graduation ceremony 20 years ago. No panic! Rusty Bob has the solution for you. Finest ties, movingly simple, in all colors and refreshing unspectacular. If the Greek ex-Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis had known that ... maybe that would have still worked in Brussels.
