Gero Gero Frog Skinny Tie Bee Navy derives its name from

Navy derives its name from the British Royal Navy who initially adopted the deep tone on their uniform in 1748

Impenetrable elegance and timeless romance are echoed through the details of OTAA’s 1912 Titanic Cufflinks

Hand-stitched and tailored from a pure cotton blend

or a very stylish man

this superb handkerchief features light orange

Gero Gero Frog Skinny Tie Bee Navy derives its name fromOTAAs Gero Gero Frog Skinny Tie makes leaps in design. A little known fact about frogs is that they shed their skin once a week, and when they pull it completely off, they usually tend to eat it. Whilst it's clear frogs display some overtly questionable behaviours, we have to admit they come in handy for a great tie design. That's why we made this Gero Gero Frog Skinny Tie. On this design, yellow and green frogs leap across a navy blue fabric.