Our new ties will be arriving soon from England and Italy. Most of them are solid colors—black, silver, navy, royal blue, purple, dark red, light pink, etc. Will update once they arrive.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
New stock
Our new ties will be arriving soon from England and Italy. Most of them are solid colors—black, silver, navy, royal blue, purple, dark red, light pink, etc. Will update once they arrive.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Card case
Got yourself the new money clip wallet and you're not sure where to stack your cards? Buy an elegant, slim credit card case like the Louis Vuitton below and stock it with your essential cards. If you want to simply take it up a notch, ditch your wallet and fold your cash in a money clip (not to be confused with a money clip wallet) and store them there. Here are some card holder options:
Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton
S.T. Dupont
Dunhill
Do take note bulkier options like the S.T. Dupont and Dunhill are not meant to be kept in your pocket. Keep them in your bag, office desk, car, etc.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
How to buy a money clip wallet?
Here are three things you should look out when you're buying a money clip wallet:
1. The Money Clip
Not all money clips are made the same. Fiddle around with the money clip. Open and close the money clip a few times. It should snap open easily and more importantly the grip should be tight when it snaps back into position. It has a lot to do with the spring mechanism.
Bring along 15 to 20 notes with you when you're making your purchase. Try out the money clip and make sure it holds the notes in place. The notes should be secured tightly if it's a good money clip.
Also check to see if the money clip is fixed to the wallet or if it's detachable. Always go for one with a non-detachable money clip. You'll feel a lot more secure.
2. The Leather
With a metal clip as the spine of the wallet, a money clip wallet is understandably stiffer than a typical billfold wallet. That's why it's a good idea to choose one made of leather that's soft and supple.
3. The Size
A money clip wallet is meant to be slim and sleek so it's usually smaller than a regular wallet. Make sure that our notes fits comfortably in the wallet.
Remember, you'll only look stylish if you carry the right money clip wallet. You wouldn't want to be fumbling with your notes because of a lousy money clip. You wouldn't want your notes to be sticking out because your money clip wallet is too small. So make your choice wisely.
1. The Money Clip
Not all money clips are made the same. Fiddle around with the money clip. Open and close the money clip a few times. It should snap open easily and more importantly the grip should be tight when it snaps back into position. It has a lot to do with the spring mechanism.
Bring along 15 to 20 notes with you when you're making your purchase. Try out the money clip and make sure it holds the notes in place. The notes should be secured tightly if it's a good money clip.
Also check to see if the money clip is fixed to the wallet or if it's detachable. Always go for one with a non-detachable money clip. You'll feel a lot more secure.
2. The Leather
With a metal clip as the spine of the wallet, a money clip wallet is understandably stiffer than a typical billfold wallet. That's why it's a good idea to choose one made of leather that's soft and supple.
3. The Size
A money clip wallet is meant to be slim and sleek so it's usually smaller than a regular wallet. Make sure that our notes fits comfortably in the wallet.
Remember, you'll only look stylish if you carry the right money clip wallet. You wouldn't want to be fumbling with your notes because of a lousy money clip. You wouldn't want your notes to be sticking out because your money clip wallet is too small. So make your choice wisely.
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