Accessories

Accessories covers the everyday extras for men — umbrellas, ties and neckwear, small carry items and the practical pieces that finish an outfit or a bag.

Buying Accessories Well

Accessories are bought rarely and used constantly, which changes what is worth paying for:

• Buy for the mechanism, not the pattern. On an umbrella it is the frame and the ribs; on a bag it is the zip; on a tie it is the interlining. The part that fails first is almost never the part you looked at.

• Match the formality. A tie for daily office wear, a plainer one for a wedding, and something narrower for a younger cut of suit — the width dates an outfit faster than the colour does.

• One good item beats three cheap ones. This is the category where that is most reliably true, because accessories are used every day and rarely replaced.

Looking After Them

• Never put an umbrella away wet. Open it and let it dry completely — folding a wet umbrella is what rusts the frame and rots the fabric, and it is why most umbrellas die.

• Untie a tie rather than pulling it off over your head. Pulling a knot through stretches and creases the interlining permanently.

• Hang or roll ties, do not fold them.

• Keep leather away from direct sun and damp, and let it dry naturally if it gets wet — never near heat.

Store everything dry. Humidity here is harder on fabric and metal than use is.

Shopping This Category

• Every listing states what we actually know — size, quantity, country of origin, and the specification the manufacturer publishes. Where a detail is not available, the page says so instead of filling the space.

• Compare pack size, not just price. A larger pack is usually cheaper per unit; a small one is the sensible way to try something new.

• Delivery across Bangladesh, with cash on delivery available in most areas.

• Ask us if a listing does not answer your question. We would rather check than guess, and we correct a listing when we find it wrong.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose an umbrella that lasts?

Look at the number of ribs and the material — more ribs and fibreglass rather than plain steel handle wind far better. And dry it open after every use; that single habit does more for its life than the price did.

What tie width should I buy?

Roughly match the width of the tie to the width of your jacket lapel. Between about 6cm and 8cm suits most modern suits; anything much wider or narrower reads as a deliberate style choice.

Are these suitable as gifts?

Ties, neckwear and umbrellas are among the easiest gifts to get right because they do not need a size. Keep the packaging and ask us if you need something for a specific date.

How long does delivery take?

Inside Dhaka, usually one to three working days. Outside Dhaka, generally two to five, depending on the courier and your location. We contact you to confirm the order before it is dispatched.

What if the product is wrong or damaged?

Contact us as soon as the parcel arrives, before the item is used, and keep the packaging. Anything sent in error, damaged in transit or not matching its description is our problem to solve.