Changes in trends in the fashion industry are considered inevitable. There are many innovations that influence the industry.
There are certain trends that vanish through the passing of time and new trends appear. One great thing about trends is that with a few changes and their cyclical nature they appear completely different to a new generation.
Today I find myself wearing a silk scarf as a cravat, have I been influenced by Liam Gallagher or my Grandfather?
It is said that the Cravat originated in 17th Century Croatia – who knew?
I recently came across DQT who are considered to be the leading provider of men’s wedding accessories (ties, waistcoats and cravats). I asked them for a quote (as you do):
“As the leading provider we offer affordable, high quality men’s neckwear. One of our best products is the Cravat. With DQT we have extensive experience in designing and providing the UK’S biggest supply of Wedding Cravats. DQT has designed many of the fastenings making it the top choice of fashionable neck wear in the industry today.” She went on to say…: “DQT is also not just about cravats for men but also Cravats for children, especially for those little boys as young members in a bridal party allowing them not to be left out.”
As many of you know, I’m partial to the odd wedding (ahem). It’s a growing trend, lads in kilts and cravats. Our friends at 21stCentury kilts have made kilts in tweed, leather and pinstripes; are we about to witness another trend men’s wedding attire?
