Cheng and Wang wanted to reimagine silk as something fun, versatile, and culturally rich.

They drew inspiration from travel, nature, and diverse cultural narratives, turning scarves and accessories into storytelling pieces.

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★★★★

Wang noticed that much of menswear was either overpriced luxury or cheap fast fashion.

His idea was to offer well made, classic pieces (like polos, pocket squares, cufflinks, and shoes) at reasonable prices.

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★★★★

Traditional ties were often too wide, outdated, or overpriced.

Ipsen’s idea was to offer skinny ties and floral designs that appeal to younger professionals and fashion forward men.

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★★★★

Tie Deals was created to serve necktie connoisseurs who wanted authentic Italian luxury ties without paying full retail.

Focus on being a bespoke dress shirts, ties, and sartorial accessories for men.

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★★★★

The founder wanted to bring conscientious quality manufacturing back to the United States.

She collect rare and vintage fabrics from around the world, transforming them into unique accessories.

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★★★★

The founders wanted to redefine American fashion by proving that elegance and eco consciousness can coexist.

They built a brand that supports American jobs while conserving and protecting the environment.

inHouseAmerica Rates Their Store:

★★★★