Hey gentleman,

here is another article-post which talks about us and our bespoke vintage neckties.

Here's the link:

http://anaffordablewardrobe.blogspot.it/2014/03/free-stuff-passaggio-cravatte.html

Good reading and good week everyone!

And here is my blog where I show our bespoke vintage ties: http://passaggiocravatte.tumblr.com/

And here's another article from THE RAKE that speaks to us:

http://therakeonline.com/arbiter-mens-style-reviews/passaggio-cravatte-to-hold-bespoke-show-in-london/

Happy reading and happy weekend.

Excuse me. Here is the link that leads directly to the article by ROBB REPORT U.S.A.

http://robbreport.com/paid-issue/frontrunners-knot-worthy

Happy reading.

Gianni

Sometimes that's not enough

I have exposed all the lies of this guy  on Styleforum as selling continuative collection Garza as the fake advertising he does, vintage is always betterhe says offending real arthisans as me whose grandfa was the boss of a mill 99 years ago.

He sent all his pitti ridiculous dressers as himself a free tie to.insult and manipulate the Truth.

I can't believe this spammer is on this serious forum as well.

And how much do these vintage inkjet ties go for?

So not only are the fabrics ink-jetted, but the price does not include VAT, as it is an operation below the radar of legitimate tax paying business?

I might add, allegedly.

I'm generally not fond of people that only join the forum to either sell, or find something.

There is speculation over at DressedWell.net that inket printed dye on fabric will have the same utter lack of water-resistance that inkjet paper copiers do.

There is also an opinion poll on the matter, inconclusive thus far.
http://www.dressedwell.net/forum/threads/the-passaggio-cravatte-scandal.814/

The lack of color saturation is the telltale sign, the incomplete dye penetration?  The ghost pattern also appears crisper as though it has not been muddled by soaking deeply into the fabric.  Am I correct or totally off base?