Khaki Linen Pinstripe Self Bow Tie otaa-pocket-squaresOTAA's Khaki Linen Pinstripe Self Tie Bow Tie has historical pedigree. Khaki has a long history that draws associations with safaris, military uniforms and British India. In 1846, khaki was first conceptualised as a military aid by Sir Harry Lumsden who observed that white cotton uniforms made his army an obvious target for snipers. In the 21st century, it's become a prized fabric in the world of high fashion to punctuate sophisticated styles. This
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slub linen grain and detailed with The Brothers at OTAA signature crest on the back
Necktie Code: M280-T85
The design is a deep night time navy blue fabric with spread out different shades of white swirled leave shapes etched with intricate details both inside and outside the leaves
Khaki was first conceptualised as a military aid in 1846 when Sir Harry Lumsden introduced it in the British military
