Geez, what a low-key tie. Clearly I had different standards when I was younger...or perhaps THIS tie came free with a shirt.
Probably not...the tag says DON LOPER BEVERLY HILLS - I don't know who that is, but he doesn't sound like a man who makes ties that come free with a shirt!
100% ITALIAN SILK
WPL 2831 Made in U.S.A.
Hmm, looks like a quick Google search comes up with four other ties (google.com) with that number. WPL 2831 (rn.ftc.gov) for the truly bored. I guess if you're clicking on a thread to see what kind of tie I'm wearing today, you're already halfway to that PARTICULAR state of boredom...
Thanks for a great season, Pick of the Week fans...see you next year at Planet Magic in Denmark, WI!
Don Loper was regarded as the Armani of the 1960's. He was jokingly referred to by Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack as "Custodian of the Royal Robes." He made all their black tuxes and what-not...specializing in mohair, rayon, sharkskin, and lotsa glimmering, sheen-y fabrics.
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That's why drag races are so much better. As well as watching the smaller stock car races. Less times around the track, more collisions, and different cars to cheer for everytime they start a new race.
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Geez, what a low-key tie. Clearly I had different standards when I was younger...or perhaps THIS tie came free with a shirt.
