Talking Ancient Madder Silk Ties With Robert Keyte | Shoe Shine Sunday | Kirby Allison
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2019
- In this episode of Shoe Shine Sunday we sit down with Robert Keyte of Robert Keyte Silks. He and Kirby talk about the special art of ancient madder ties, a craft revered by sartorial enthusiasts.
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Oh, man. It is very interesting how Mr. Allison has acquired so much knowledge throughout his young life; I am glad there are still a few gentlemen like him. For us, I believe, it is a blessing to have him sharing all his knowledge that would take us years for us to learn/master by our own (traveling, meeting a lot of new people that master one specific art, etc). As a college student who is beginning to think of dressing properly, I salute you and thank you for sharing your knowledge Mr. Allison.
I think you jumping in to help with the guest's shoeshine is a nice format change that improves the flow of the conversation and video, as you've done in this video. Great idea Kirby.
What I appreciate most about your videos is your genuine appreciation for the details. You really are holding down the fort for these traditional craftsman and their wares as well as the gentlemanly mindset that goes with it all. Keep up the good work sir.
Nice watching something on a rainy Sunday here in London Kirby! Could be a regular idea something good to watch on a ' Kirby Sunday " . Mark
Very thoughtful for Kirby to shine his guests shoes for him.
Heck yes! Next tie to add to the collection has now been chosen.
Kirby, on behalf of paisley enthusiasts everywhere...I beseech thee!
Robert Keyte, Thank you for your wonderful silk. I have several of yours. - from S.Korea
Great job on Roberts shoes Kirby, edges just needed a touchup enjoyed the banter between you both
Very informative video! Thanks to both!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am very much a fan and supporter, and I really enjoy your quality videos, this one included. May i kindly suggest that in future videos, please allow your guest to speak without you regularly interjecting "okay"? As an example, I really enjoy listening to Steven Dubner as he interviews guests on Freakonomics Radio. . .very clean. Thanks for what you do!!
Kirby, thank you for another great video. I’m considering buying some additional ties as I think it’s time to expand my collection. I currently have a nice collection of grenadine grossa fina ties in what I would consider to be perennial colors including navy blue, dark red burgundy, and forest green among others. I think the ancient madder ties you sell are beautiful and I most likely will purchase some of those. My question to you is regarding your basket weave ties which are also beautiful. Does the basket weave refer to the printed pattern on the ties or are the ties woven using a basket weave technique?
Kirby and gents, do you have a different brush for every color to prevent cross contamination?
As I've gotten older, I care increasingly about the hand of my ties. Little by little I thin the herd, mainly getting rid of ties that look nice but are just too thick and heavy. Don't like the way they drape and feel, both when tying them and wearing them.
The edges could use some darker brown show cream too Kirby.
Its a nice Video
Who ties the shoe of Rob Friesen
Loake?! Robert obviously needs to be persuaded by you, Kirby, to invest in something more upmarket than mass market. All of my Loakes leaked after a year or two so I stopped buying them. Maybe they’ve improved in recent years.
Everyone should buy at least one Ancient Madder tie - they just look so beautiful compared to most silk ties.
Depends what line of Loake you go for; the Loake 1880 and 1880 Legacy are higher quality and absolutely great.
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