Photos by Salt Water New England |
The same products and more can be designed on the Eliza B./ Leather Man LTD site today. Picking through colors, designs, even monograms on belts, bags, leashes and more is terribly fun, and for some people, evocative of a different time.
Shown here:
- Custom Classic Tote: Navy Seersucker Fabric; Hot Pink Bottom and Handle Cover; Monogram Style - Block; (I also requested longer straps) <https://www.elizab.com/custom-classic-tote.html>
- Women's Watchbands: 369 - Pink Crab; Silver buckle <https://www.elizab.com/womens-ribbon-watchband.html>
- Custom Tab and Buckle Belt Surcingle: (Surcingle Color Navy; Monogram color Hot Pink; Tab-Standard with Rounded harness buckle) <https://www.elizab.com/custom-tab-buckle-belt.html>
I am a season pusher - tweed in July and hot pink in November. |
Season pusher? Some might say "contrarian" (fellow contrarian here). There are reasons for rules, when to wear white, when to wear tweed, and those rules should be valued, if for no other reason than to provide some of us a quiet means of occasional rebellion. My favorite are the midwinter yacht club meetings, with most attendees donning their summer clothes for a shot of summer feel, cold wet topsiders hopping gingery through the snowbanks. A strange site to behold as they file into the club on a dark winter evening wearing their summer sailing attire. Now, the January TU meetings....
ReplyDeleteMuffy, I just don't get the dress shirt on your husband being wrinkled. Is ironing a shirt Not Preppy? Please advise because I am 66 and have ironed my shirts for more than 50 years. If I have done something wrong, I will be very unhappy.
ReplyDeleteI suspect the point is that real cotton wrinkles, no matter how it starts out. And the Mercer shirts are among the most luxurious cotton extant—they wrinkle, just like life. Running around after them with a steam iron all day would mean that time was spent doing that instead of other, more enjoyable tings.
DeleteJust wonderful!! Thanks so very much!
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