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Twists wound tightly, tantamount to the ups and downs on sliding and rising scales in sweltering heat bound and b***d with textures that point to abrasion, but on occasion “tweed” recedes into the recesses of “cool” relieving sweltering temperatures, with textures and lighter tints, and colored checkered past to contrast a captured color as fire as finding what suits you.

For the longest time I was under the misconception that tweed was strictly reserved for cooler months, however I was reminded that tweed is a weave when thumbing through the fabric store and coming across a linen tweed -as it was marked in the store. After doing further research I was surprised to find that tweed could be created with this familiar filament despite it’s limited use in the warmer months. The herringbone fabric was created with a soft construction and patch pockets, it was paired with a sheppard style check shirt.

I received some comments about pattern mixing with the belief that patterns that are too close to each, but I’ve reminded them that you want to pay attention to scale and intensity of a tie. In this instance the intensity of the tie mutes the multicolored shirting drawing out the red and yellow of “foulard”tie providing a point of reference to focus on. But this a “live” man tactic not for freshmen.

PS I say “foulard” from its technical definition however I would define one as a tie with texture and a small repeating pattern. But that’s my opinion.

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