Naskali Leather "Usko Junior" käännettävä nahkarusetti

Naskali Leather "Usko Junior" leather bow tie

Reversible bow tie made of recycled leather

A leather bow tie is a stylish accessory for both festive and everyday occasions: weddings, christenings, work meetings or even summer festivals. A bow tie goes well with both a denim shirt and a suit, creating a more casual or festive ensemble depending on your needs. A leather bow tie is also a unique, durable and memorable gift from baby to grandfather. It is also a great idea to outfit, for example, the groom and groomsman or the entire wedding party with similar bow ties.

Recycled leather is, among other things, surplus from the furniture industry and old boxing gloves. In the author's own words: "Each bow tie also contains a piece of battle in the form of old boxing leather." The leather retains its shape well and remains sharp from one occasion to another. Adjustable buckle fastening. Available in several colors.

Thanks to the reversible feature, you get two bow ties for the price of one, and thanks to the lifetime guarantee, the bow tie can be passed down from father to son, for example.

You will receive an ecological Finnish-made oak plywood box to store your bow tie.

Care instructions:

• Avoid getting your bow tie wet
• If this happens, don't worry. Let the bow tie dry completely, for example overnight, and then treat it carefully with a colorless leather grease.
• Do not expose to high temperatures.
• Avoid synthetic care products
• If your leather bow tie is in daily use, I recommend cleaning and caring for it about every month.
• Leather can be cleaned with mild soapy water (e.g. saddle soap).
• For skin care, I recommend natural fats, oils, and waxes. I personally prefer beeswax-based products the most.

Dimensions and other nipple information:

• Bow tie dimensions: (W x H x D): 100mm x 55mm x 20mm.
• Neck strap circumference adjustable from 250mm to 500mm.
• Material: recycled leather, e.g. old boxing gloves and surplus leather from the furniture industry.
• Manufactured: In the workshop shop located in Iittala's glassworks
• Stitches sewn on a pedal-operated 50s Singer shoemaking machine
• Traditional bow tie design and edgy design language