Suspenders Cravat Lilac Dots Classic
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Exceptional silk suspenders to button
The silk suspenders are designed in a classic Y-shape: elastic at the back and sewn from particularly fine tie silk (jacquard) at the front. It looks particularly elegant - in the everyday life of the well-groomed gentleman and especially on special occasions.
Suspenders made of tie silk
With the classic Y-shape, the suspenders are attached twice at the front and once in the middle at the back. For the loops it is necessary to attach buttons to the trousers from Welt. Child's play. Note: On ours, the beautiful purple tone (viola) appears a bit bluish. This is due to the artificial light.
The silk suspenders in the shop - here in detail
- Italian tie silk
- Elastic band: 82% polyester, 18% elastodiene
- Back part: white calfskin (Bianco)
- Color: purple (viola) with dots
- Width of the suspenders: 3.5 cm
- Handmade in Italy | Handcraft from Italy
- Item number: 1208-046-1
Each suspender is made by hand in the family business. The gift box also comes from a factory in Italy. Included in delivery: matching buttons to attach to the trousers.
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Fit and length
All suspenders are designed in the Y-shape, approximately 3.5 cm wide and infinitely adjustable. Most have a total length of about 120 cm; those with elastic bands are about 110 cm. This fits almost always, both for an ideal figure and even with an XL belly as seen in the picture here.
Instructions for fastening
All suspenders with tabs or loops for buttoning onto the pants come with a set of buttons. For those with metal clips, we also include a replacement clip. You can find more about suspenders and buttoning in the Journal of the Gentleman.
Style Tip: Checkered Suspenders
That in addition to Black, Dark Blue, and White, there are also more colors - most gentlemen fortunately know this by now. The royal class: patterned suspenders, such as checked (Tartan), houndstooth, and argyle.
