The Story | Lying in the middle of the ACE Basin on the banks of the Wimbee Creek is Chisolm, SC. The Wimbee flows through a series of Lowcountry rivers, making its way into the Helena Sound. The interconnectivity of this rich ecosystem is stunning, with the water weaving it's patterns through the land. Product Details | Chisolm is crafted with iridescent blue and green peacock feathers that are each individually selected, shaped, trimmed and laid. Center wrap is black grosgrain. Band collar wrap with an adjustable strap and hook closure - fits neck sizes 11" to 20". Bow tie dimensions are 2.5” tall and 4.5” wide. Each feather used in production is all-natural and sustainably sourced. Feathers for bow ties are hand-selected, giving each finished piece unique coloring. Each bow tie is hand-crafted in Charleston, South Carolina and takes approximately five hours to
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The Story | Lying in the middle of the ACE Basin on the banks of the Wimbee Creek is Chisolm, SC. The Wimbee flows through a series of Lowcountry
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The Story | The Flintlock was named after the North Carolina camp where co-founder Ben spent his summers. The blue and green peacock feathers
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The Story | The Flintlock was named after the North Carolina camp where co-founder Ben spent his summers. The blue and green peacock feathers
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The Story | Wimble Shoals in Rodanthe, NC was the inspiration behind this design. Located along the Outer Banks, Wimble Shoals reminds us of relaxing
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