Goodwood Revival is right around the corner! Cravat Club will be appearing at the iconic racetrack again this year from the 12th-14th September, displaying our new designs and classic favourites for the fashion-forward gent. Goodwood is always an excuse to step out of the ordinary and the humdrum. If you’re a fan of classic motors and vintage style, you owe it to yourself to come and see it. People come from all over the world for the event, and based as we are in England, it’s right down the road from us! Far beyond a retro-fest, it’s both a fashion parade and a festival of speed; a celebration of skill, bravery and incredible engineering. Classic cars, beautiful fashions, Spitfire flybys,...
When it comes to style, accessories are everything. Little touches that draw the eye, or a statement piece that makes the whole outfit - having some favourite pieces to hand will always be worth your time and investment. But how to get the best out of them, and which to choose? Now, we love ties, but we feel that cravats have the edge in almost every department. Let us count the ways… 1. Comfort of wear Many men find ties restrictive and uncomfortable. We see why - to wear a necktie effectively requires a closed shirt collar, which is unavoidably snug. While looking smart and well put together, this ubiquitous piece can chafe and irritate. This is where a cravat...
When it comes to fashion, choice is good. In honour of the latest edition of Pitti Uomo in Florence in June this year, which drew to a close recently, we want to explore the joy that dressing well can bring a man, and how many aspects of life that touches. While that might seem frivolous, we’d argue that dressing well is the foundation of feeling good. Having an array of accessories to match your mood can help you feel like you’ve really nailed your outfit, and can truly make a difference to how your day goes. Explore how style makes you feel, the benefits of a collection, and how it all works in the real world. Dressing for Dopamine All...
Asahina Under Cherry Blossom by Utagawa Hiroshige (1847) The art of Japan has always been of fascination here at Cravat Club, providing something of a cultural “home-from-home”. Our Ukiyo-e range incorporates scenes and themes from myth and folklore, and this figurative woodcut style is perhaps the most famous type of Japanese art today. But where did the style originate? From Painting to Printing Beginning around the late 17th Century, Japanese artists began creating monochromatic woodblock prints, using natural inks and locally known methods. These were based closely on the style and subject matter of Chinese Tang Dynasty paintings - the prevailing trend in Japan at the time. Hishikawa Moronobu is perhaps the most historically notable artist of this period, who extended...
Over Cravat Club’s lifetime, we’ve sold to over 70 countries all over the world. We’ve been lucky enough to have some fantastic customers, many of whom are repeat visitors, who say wonderful things about our products. But please, don’t just take our word for it - below are a selection of our product reviews from our customers: Taki Cravat Bright and beautiful “This colorful dragon pattern is a great addition to the collection. Dramatic design. Vivid color. Superior workmanship. Happy with everything I've bought from Cravat Club.” - Ira Levine, USA Laro Cravat Beautiful Cravat "My dad is a big fan of the cravat club. I purchased this one for him for father's day which he was absolutely over the...
