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Can i buy a bunch of stuff to check out the colours but return them all upon inspection?
They recommend dropping them a line instead at [email protected] as their stylists know all the ins and outs of their products and love assisting. If you’d still like to purchase a bunch of stuff, the normal returns policy will apply. The OTAA stylists (a crack team of formally trained gibbons) will find the perfect picks to suit your needs and will send through several suggestions so you’re still able to personalise and pick your own favourites. New - they now also have Fabric Swatches available https://www.otaa.com/collections/fabric-swatch. - Available for each and every tie & pocket square in their latest range of stellar fabrics, try before you buy to ensure you make a perfect choice every time and will always be the sharpest person in the room.
How to fold a pocket square?
The best way to fold a pocket square has been thoroughly philosophised for centuries. Mulled over in secret rooms with glasses of whisky and cigars, the correct art of pocket square folding has been entertained by the likes of Leonardo di Caprio, Bradley Cooper and even James Bond. What they came up with is a handful of pocket square folds that have worked as the backbone of some of the most sophisticated fashion ensembles they've ever seen. Now, they've lifted the lid on their covert operation and given you everything; think the stylish, the sophisticated, the avant-garde and the sleek.
How to tie a tie?
There comes a time in every man's life where he needs to learn how to tie a necktie. It's the first step towards transforming into a gentleman from a mere man. This OTAA How To Series is known amongst close circles of men as the official gentleman's training bible and it's sacred to all those who seek the divine wisdom of the OTAA knot-tying monks. It will be challenging, stretching and rewarding all in one, but most of all; it will give you the stamp of confidence you need to wear any ensemble with pride. As Mr. Harry Anderson once professed, "neckties satisfy modern man's desire to dress in art". They couldn't have put it better ourselves.