Miharashi Seaside Blue and White Floral Pocket Square Best Revered for his bold uses

Revered for his bold uses of colour

When Christopher Columbus encountered the pineapple in Guadeloupe in 1493 he named it pina de Indes

Pocket Square Code : M620-PS

This superb thin tie features an indulgent navy complexion with vibrant green

Made from Natural Linen Fibers

Miharashi Seaside Blue and White Floral Pocket Square Best Revered for his bold usesThe Miharashi Seaside Blue and White Floral Pocket Square were dreamt up by The Brothers at OTAA after they were incredibly moved by the tablecloth in a local Japanese restaurant showcasing this stunning flower, causing them to embark on this journey of creativity. The flowers blanket Miharashi Hill in the spring and are rumoured to hold the colour of the sky. Depicted in the pastel blues and whites of the brocaded floral motif in tandem with a