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Tie Bar Spring / Summer 2012 Pocket Squares | Buy The Tie Bar has rolled out some new cotton pocket squares for spring / summer, and we particularly like how fabrics normally associated with other kinds of apparel—things we wouldn't normally wear—somehow seem a lot more interesting when peeking out of your chest pocket. Few of us would attempt a full-on southerner's seersucker suit or the neo-prep's madras shorts, and the chambray workshirt is frankly pushing it since the death of faux-workwear, but the fabrics normally used in these pieces all make for nice pocket accents. 23.jan.2012 style post a comment
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