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Savile Row has played a major role helping the industry’s survivors, likelocal silk weavers, CMT and tie manufacturers. The bespoke market is directlydriven by demand and therefore sustainable, with little impact on ourenvironment.If you’re looking for value, there is always something new and exciting, butnot easy to find. “Made in England”individuality and originality need not cost a fortune, so if your budget is alittle tight, don’t be concerned, because there are brand names that cater toyour needs, at the right price.One prime example is Timothy Everest, a long time emerging Savile Rowtailor.  His designer silk ties (Spitalfield Flower) impress upon you theconservatism expected of Savile Row, but with a unique originality, affordableluxury best describes Timothy’s ties,  made in England with the Savile Rowstamp of approval, all this for £45.00. But if you’re looking for a bespoke suit by the same name, then dig deep,for a few thousand pounds. Remember he dresses David Beckham.Don’t forget where the first dark suit originated, Brummell rejected 18thcentury frills (dandy man). His mandate, a dark blue coat, buff-colouredpantaloons and waistcoat, black boots and a clean white neck cloth, survivestoday asthedark business suit, white shirt and silk tieHe was particularly adamant about the whiteness of his cravats. As he made hisdaily rounds from the park, various gentleman's clubs and fashionable homes,Brummell would stop and change his cravat as often as three times a day. Hepreferred neck cloths that were lightly starched and carefully folded.The simplicity of Brummell's uniform was adopted by everyone from many workingmen to his friend, the Prince Regent, later King George IV. For the first time,poorer men hoping to make their way in the world could easily imitate upperclass fashion.Moving slightly away from the conservative tone of Savile Row, and acrossthe Thames Riverto Battersea, we take a look at Ian Flaherty, a man of substantial artistictalent. Already renowned world wide for his vibrant cufflinks designs, he usespure English Pewter, Swarovski Crystals and brilliant enamels.His designer silk ties strike a similar chord; they reflect Ian’s artistrythrough colour arrangement and symmetry. Slightly more expensive than TimothyEverest at £59.00, all his designs are produced in limited quantities andhandmade in London. They’re sure togive many years good knottage.Now while we’re on the subject of ties, did you know? That in 1880, therowing club at Oxford Universities Exeter College,invented the first school ties. After an emotional win over their rivals, theycelebrated by removing their ribbon hat bands from their boater hats and tyingthem, four in hand around their necks.When they ordered a set of ties, with the colours from their hatbands, theyhad accidentally created the modern school tie. Schools, clubs, and athleticties appeared in abundance. Some schools had different ties for various grades,levels of achievement, and for graduates. Thanks to historians and their methodof accurate documentation all the original college colours are still availablefrom archived samples and replicate ties can be made to order.Now, to a more unlikely candidate: Vivienne Westwood.She has ventured down every avenue from designing evening gowns to crockery forWedgwood. Three times winner of “fashion designer of the year” and awarded DBEin 2006 for her contribution to the fashion industry. Vivienne’s Designer silkties are original without being garish novelties. In August her spring summercollection will be on display. The big surprise is her fashion accessoriesfor men they’re as refreshing as a cool breeze on a hot summer’s day.Vivienne has garnered much respect over the years.And as autumn wanes, fashion completes another seasonal cycle. And we waitin great anticipation for new styles freshly watered down from the catwalks.New designers emerge while others fade. And so another turbulent seasonapproaches. Buyers have to keep their wits alert, fashion rises and falls asquickly as the tide. For commercial buyers, developing a theme is as importantas selecting the appropriate brand names and styles. The theme, “made in England”it goes against the grain as more and more brands head east to reduceproduction costs. But as sure as fashion completes another cycle then customerswill see the light and demand a return to home grown qualities.Closing anecdote: 1858:Henry Poole earns the first of his Royal Warrantsfrom the newly crowned Emperor Napoleon IIIof France to whom Poole and Baron de Rothschild advanced£10,000 to stage a coup in Franceto establish The Second Empire. At the accession of Emperor Napoleon and hisEmpress Josephine, Henry Poole erects an audacious gas illuminatedeagle-and-coronet light show above the facade of No 36: a tradition he repeatson all great Royal occasions connected to customers of Henry Poole.