
Boutonnière rose
The silk rose
In addition to the absolute classic buttonhole, the carnation, is found on the popularity scale of buttonholes the rose at the top. A subtle one silkflower in particularly beautiful color nuances. Perfect for the tuxedo in the evening as well as the lapel of the day suit. A classic of men's fashion - versatile.A Rose in the Buttonhole
Naturally grown roses are somewhat difficult to attach to the lapel. Often the blooms are too large or too bulky, thorns need to be removed from the stem - and like most flowers, they do not grow towards the viewer, but upwards towards the sun. Our silk roses are so-called fashion flowers, the rose bloom does not represent a specific type of rose, but symbolically stands for all roses.
A touch of Watteau
'Our rose in soft powdery and slightly wilted old pink reminds of paintings by Antoine Watteau and Jean-Honoré Fragonard. Perfect for weddings.'
Mrs. Krüger 'blümelt'
Since 1834, silk flowers have been produced in the Saxon Switzerland. Each one is handcrafted. Historical tools are used here.
Who we are
If you are wondering who this Herr von Welt is and who the minds behind it are, learn more here about the idea, the curators, and their motivations.