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The company, founded in Hamburg in 1838 by the English merchant, Charles Lavy, still produces handsewn ties today. It is one of the two last such companies still in production in Germany. There were more than 500 employees working for LACO at the turn of the last century, & even the German Kaiser Wilhelm II was a loyal customer. The special feature of a LACO tie is its lining. It is made from pure wool & retains its shape. Consequently, the fibres can regain their original shape after the tie has been undone.

Material:
pure silk.

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£49.95
The company, founded in Hamburg in 1838 by the English merchant, Charles Lavy, still produces handsewn ties today. It is one of the two last such companies still in production in Germany. There were more than 500 employees working for LACO at the turn of the last century, & even the German Kaiser Wilhelm II was a loyal customer. The special feature of a LACO tie is its lining. It is made from pure wool & retains its shape. Consequently, the fibres can regain their original shape after the tie has been undone.

Material:
pure silk.

...
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£49.95
The company, founded in Hamburg in 1838 by the English merchant, Charles Lavy, still produces handsewn ties today. It is one of the two last such companies still in production in Germany. There were more than 500 employees working for LACO at the turn of the last century, & even the German Kaiser Wilhelm II was a loyal customer. The special feature of a LACO tie is its lining. It is made from pure wool & retains its shape. Consequently, the fibres can regain their original shape after the tie has been undone.

Material:
pure silk.

...
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£49.95
The company, founded in Hamburg in 1838 by the English merchant, Charles Lavy, still produces handsewn ties today. It is one of the two last such companies still in production in Germany. There were more than 500 employees working for LACO at the turn of the last century, & even the German Kaiser Wilhelm II was a loyal customer. The special feature of a LACO tie is its lining. It is made from pure wool & retains its shape. Consequently, the fibres can regain their original shape after the tie has been undone.

Material:
pure silk.

...
Archived Product
£49.95
The company, founded in Hamburg in 1838 by the English merchant, Charles Lavy, still produces handsewn ties today. It is one of the two last such companies still in production in Germany. There were more than 500 employees working for LACO at the turn of the last century, & even the German Kaiser Wilhelm II was a loyal customer. The special feature of a LACO tie is its lining. It is made from pure wool & retains its shape. Consequently, the fibres can regain their original shape after the tie has been undone.

Material:
pure silk.

...
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£49.95
LACO ties, made in Germany. The company founded in Hamburg in 1838 by English merchant Charles Lavy now focus on pure hand crafts – & are therefore one of the last two companies in the industry in Germany. In 1900, LACO had over 500 workers in their factories & even Kaiser Wilhelm II was one of their customers. What makes LACO ties different is the lining. It is made out of pure new wool & is very elastic. Therefore the threads relax again after the tie is undone. Upper material 100% silk. LACO ties: Made in Germany. ...
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£49.95
LACO ties, made in Germany. The company founded in Hamburg in 1838 by English merchant Charles Lavy now focus on pure hand crafts – & are therefore one of the last two companies in the industry in Germany. In 1900, LACO had over 500 workers in their factories & even Kaiser Wilhelm II was one of their customers. What makes LACO ties different is the lining. It is made out of pure new wool & is very elastic. Therefore the threads relax again after the tie is undone. Upper material 100% silk. LACO ties: Made in Germany. ...
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£49.95
LACO ties, made in Germany. The company founded in Hamburg in 1838 by English merchant Charles Lavy now focus on pure hand crafts – & are therefore one of the last two companies in the industry in Germany. In 1900, LACO had over 500 workers in their factories & even Kaiser Wilhelm II was one of their customers. What makes LACO ties different is the lining. It is made out of pure new wool & is very elastic. Therefore the threads relax again after the tie is undone. Upper material 100% silk. LACO ties: Made in Germany. ...
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LACO ties, made in Germany. The company founded in Hamburg in 1838 by English merchant Charles Lavy now focus on pure hand crafts – and are therefore one of the last two companies in the industry in Germany. In 1900, LACO had over 500 workers in their factories and even Kaiser Wilhelm II was one of their customers. What makes LACO ties different is the lining. It is made out of pure new wool and is very elastic. Therefore the threads relax again after the tie is undone. Upper material 100% silk. LACO ties: Made in Germany.
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LACO ties, made in Germany. The company founded in Hamburg in 1838 by English merchant Charles Lavy now focus on pure hand crafts – & are therefore one of the last two companies in the industry in Germany. In 1900, LACO had over 500 workers in their factories & even Kaiser Wilhelm II was one of their customers. What makes LACO ties different is the lining. It is made out of pure new wool & is very elastic. Therefore the threads relax again after the tie is undone. Upper material 100% silk. LACO ties: Made in Germany.

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