Boutonnière rose
Boutonnière classic: rosse made of silk
In addition to the absolute classic in the buttonhole, the carnation, the rose is at the top of the boutonnières' popularity scale. Naturally grown roses are somewhat difficult to attach to the lapel. Often the flowers are too big or too bulky, thorns have to be removed from the stem - and as with most flowers, they do not grow towards the viewer, but up towards the sun. Our silk roses are so-called fashion flowers, the rose blossom does not represent a specific type of rose, but symbolizes all of them. A subtle silk flower in particularly beautiful shades of color. Perfect for a tuxedo in the evening and on the lapel of a day suit. A true classic of men's fashion - versatile.From the journal
Artificial Flowers 1905 - the History of the Boutonnière
Für die Freunde der Seiden-Boutonnière: eine kleine Geschichte der Kunstblume - und somit der Knopflochblume, der Boutonnière.
Introducing: Boutonnière Ambassador Alex Mendham
We consider ourselves overjoyed that we were able to win Alex Mendham as ambassador for our silk boutonnières some time ago.
From the Gentlemen's Breviary of 1913: Boutonnière Rules
Color joy and zest for life: the boutonniere "Our boutonnière tip is actually a book tip and the invitation to pursue a forgotten gentlemanly pastime: namely, the hunt for forgotten and hard-to-find books. Some time ago, we came across a small cloth-bound book from the year 1913: "The Gentleman - a Gentleman's Breviary