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"[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/style/blogs/the-gq-eye/huges55-047-default1.jpg)\n\nAs we covered yesterday, Of a Kind and The Hill-side collaborated on two super fresh summer ties and today they'll be releasing the second design in a run of only 20. Emil Corsillo, from The Hill-side, had this to say about the project:\n\n\"Both of the ties we did for Of A Kind are made from deadstock fabric. This goes back to the early days of The Hill-side, before we started our first seasonal collection. We were making ties exclusively from found fabrics, and we built up a pretty nice collection. About four-to-six months after we made our first tie, we found an amazing fabric mill in Japan and a great little factory in the Garment District (both of which we still use today.) At that point, we effectively stopped making small-batch pieces out of old fabrics; but it's part of our roots and we've always wanted to get back to using these really special, sometimes quirky materials.\"\n\n\"The second of the two Of a Kind ties, which is coming out today, is made from a gorgeous selvedge, gingham seersucker. I don't know how old the fabric is, but I've never seen anything quite like it. It's special and unique in a subtle way. From a few feet away, the fabric looks like a fairly standard navy and white gingham check, but then it has this great seersucker texture, and a really interesting pink selvedge at the tip of the tie. We bought this fabric about two years ago at a small fabric shop in Connecticut, close to where we grew up. It's a very boring-looking, suburban fabric shop, but they have a basement where they keep all kinds of old fabrics, and we've found some really surprising treasures down there.\"\n\nThe tie goes on sale for $86, here, at 10 am. Get one before they're snatched up by all the cool kids."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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