If you think about it the tie is an odd piece of garment. As far as clothes go it is both physically functionless and a hassle to eat soup with. Not to mention a source of many an embarrassing memories for an inept 16 year old Faisal for whom the intricacies of a ‘Double Windsor’ knot remained elusive for years. Now, I’ll readily admit that this is a straw man argument and that we don’t wear it because of its physical function but rather as an indicator of formal wear, occasion or ‘professionalism’. It has become so accepted in the Western world (and increasingly globally) that the tie is a symbol unto itself.
Reebok Blunder!
Reebok have come under fire after managing to leave Northern Ireland off of the map of Ireland on one of their t-shirts promoting their new partnership with UFC Ireland. The t-shirts which were featured on their website, asked fans to “Show your UFC territorial allegiance with this UFC Ireland map tee”. The T-shirt, and the … Read more
LTD Tee publishes a new t-shirt design once a week. After a week you can’t get your hands on it again! You can use promo code “indigoclothing” to get 10% off too. This week their design is supplied by Oliver Hibert who LTD Tee interviewed. Re-published here to read at your leisure: