The F&C Journal — Silk Ties
The Benefits of Silk by Jemima Haddock
History of Silk Silk Silk Production Silk scarf Silk Square Silk Ties Silk Worms
Silk is also hypoallergenic and wards off some of our most common allergens like fungus, mildew and dust mites. It is extremely rare for anyone to have any allergy to silk.
Flowers in Art - A Fragrant Romp Through History by Jemima Haddock
Floral Flowers Garden Klimt Silk Scarves Silk Ties Van Gogh van kessel
Florals are probably the most frequently used designs on textiles, for clothing and furnishings alike.
Something old, something new, something borrowed & something silky smooth by Ashley Peters.
Cuff Links Floral Mackintosh Monet Silk Ties Skinny Scarves Spring wedding
This wedding season, Fox & Chave is throwing you a silk rope, so take it!
A Silky Something for Someone Special by Ashley Peters
Art Deco Bicycles Bleriot Cherry Blossom Cuff Links Cycling Delaunay Gingko habotai Peacock Feathers Romance Silk Scarves Silk Ties Valentines Day
The transience of cherry blossom reminds your Valentine to savour the beauty of love and life...
New Balls Please!
Chesham Cuff Links Silk Scarves Silk Ties Strawberry Tennis William Morris Wimbledon
An estimated 27,000 kilos of Strawberries and 7,000 litres of cream are eaten each year during the two weeks of the Wimbledon tournament.