In the realm of textiles, certain patterns stand out not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for their intriguing histories and unique names. 

One such textile is herringbone cloth - renowned for its distinctive zigzag design that has adorned clothing, fine accessories, flooring and upholstery for centuries.

Delve into the fascinating history of this pattern, find out what fabric mostly uses it, and how to wear it. 

How familiar with tweed are you? Some seek new pieces, some treasure tweed garments they’ve long had in their trad-style wardrobe, and others cherish memories of particular people who were seldom seen without their tweed bow tie or jacket.

But what is tweed, really? And what does its history hold?

Let’s take a look at what is special about tweed and how you can incorporate this iconic fabric into your collection of fine accessories. 

The origins of Ivy League Style - or Ivy Style as it’s often called - stretch back more than 100 years. It’s history is interesting, and many aspects of the Ivy Style fashion foundation are still very much in play today. In this Ivy Style blog post, we’ll address the most common questions around Ivy League Style. 

Classic, crisp, clean. These are the pillars on which all preppy outfits are built. No matter the destination, the aim is to look sharp and effortlessly put together - which is not always an easy feat.

But worry not. We have created a five-step guide to preppy style that will help you hit the mark, every time.

There’s something wonderfully festive and distinguished about tartan. It’s handsome and strong, steeped in history and tradition, and - for many - it’s even familial and symbolic. Donning your tartan of choice can make you stand a bit taller and socialize a bit longer as new memories settle in beside your nostalgia. 

But do you know the difference between tartan and plaid? Scottish vs Irish vs Madras? Learn about the colorful history of tartan, and let us help you find the perfect tartan look for the holidays and beyond.