$49 AUD
Duke’s abdication in 1936 was due to his proposal to marry twice divorced Wallis Simpson, an American socialite at the time. Such a marriage would have conflicted with the Monarch’s role as head of the Church of England, not to mention the staunch opposition from the government of the day, lead by Stanley Baldwin. For the time, he was extremely modern in his approach to clothes, having them made for comfort, which he described as “dress soft”. One element of fashion that he was particularly keen on was pattern and this is evident in a large amount of his outfits. His passion for pattern was particularly interesting due to his height of just 5’5”, however he was clever in his cuts and his jacket waists were abnormally high to elongate his legs, which in turn meant he could carry off bold prints. His fashion was remarkably similar to his life and just in the way he showed disregard for the establishment, he also showed disregard for the fashion rules of the day. One such example is that he insisted on having cuffs on his trousers, which apparently enraged his father, George V.
Made to fascinate everyone with its rich history, the Duke of Windsor Silver Tie Bar will give a strong accent just like how tough the late duke is. Willed together with a beaming shade of silver to mirror how the duke shone during his days. If you are eyeing for a tie bar that will contemplate how well dressed you are oozing with sophistication just like the duke then this tie bar is an epic pick for you.
This tie bar will cover roughly 3/4 width of our neckties and the full width of our skinny ties.
Length of Tie Bar: 4.8 cm
Colour: Silver
Product Code: 1221-TB
Material: Rhodium
Style : Clip-on
Australia Express Postage
1 to 2 Business Days
Standard Postage
3 to 7 Business Days
Return Period Within 30 days of arrival for a Refund
Exchange Period Within 60 days of arrival for an Refund
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