Darcy Clothing

Simple, chain-linked, every-day cuff links. Sizes: Oval or barrel shape. Colours/Fabrics: Gold or Nickel finish. ...

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Enamel cuff links were very popular at the beginning of C20th and these modern copies give a decorative flourish to the simplest shirt. Available in two jewel like colours and presented in Darcy branded boxes....

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All double cuffs need to be fastened by cuff links and these are very simple and elegant. Available in two shapes and a choice of silver or gilt finish. The Mother of Pearl is a natural product which varies with every shell from which it is created....

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Double cuff links connected by a chain were widely used in the late C19th to early C20th before the advent of the more modern swivel fastenings. These simple cuff links are available in a gilt finish with either real mother of pearl or black onyx stone...

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Cummerbunds were introduced as part of mens formal wear at the beginning of C20th when waistcoats ceased to be essential. They are very useful to bridge the untidy gap between the shirt and trousers. These pure silk cummerbunds come in plain black or wine and are fully adjustabl...

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These are old stock cuff links which turned up at the back of a jewellery warehouse. They probably date from the early C20th and are all marked made in England, the chain link is a distinctive feature of all cuff links made before 1950. There are 4 variations, all with mother ...

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Written by the redoubtable Gustav Temple this is a very handy guide for anyone uncertain of the rules governing traditional menswear. The opinions could possibly be considered too subjective by some but as Mr Temple is our friend we will let him get away with it. As an addition...

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Tie tacks are very useful devices for keeping ties from flapping about. They were particularly popular in 1940's when presumably flapping ties did little to aid the war effort. This is a link to a handy visual guide showing how they work. The idea is to stab them through the...

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These old cards of collar supports were found at the back of a drawer in an old gents outfitters. They are both shorter and narrower than our current stock being 2 1/2" long and under 1/4" wide. Perfect for collars on original shirts. Presented on the original c...

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We have unearthed a small quantity of vintage collar pins. These are designed to be pierced throught the points of the collar and are worn under the tie. They work perfectly with out spearpoint collar shirts. Some are a bit tarnished but nothing you wouldn't expect from a 194...

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For use with marcella waistcoats. price per set of four Colours/Fabrics: Pearl with metal back. ...

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Traditional British made studs with swivel heads. Packs of 5 pairs, one each front and back Sizes: One size. ...

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Neat double ended gilt clips for securing spearpoint collar points under the tie. These are original items made in 1920's and no longer manufacturered. Sadly we have now entirely sold out of these clips. However, the good news is that we have finally found someone to make new one...

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Opportunities for men to wear jewellery are sadly limited but these small stick pins add a discreet flash of sparkle. Can be work with any style from a period cravat to a modern day wedding tie. They come complete with a protective end cover. Available in three styles: Diaman...

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Spats were worn over shoes from late C19th to the early 1920’s. The main purpose was to protect the upper part of the shoes from spattering with mud. The name therefore derives from ‘spatterdash’ . These are made in the best quality heavyweight pure wool melton so do...

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A truly stylish alternative to dull old reading glasses and a classic Edwardian accessory. These galleried monocles are now produced with prescription reading glass lenses. Ideal for stage and everyday wear as these are actually useful and not just a prop. All supplied compl...

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These studs unscrew so the starched bib front remains undamaged. they come in a set of 3 which are required for our dress shirts. Pearl with gilt trim, black and gilt or plain gold plate...

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Nickel plated elastic armbands (or sleeve garters) for use when sleeves are too long. We have now re-introduced this product following problems with them being to small. These are now a better size for normal arms. ...

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Excellent quality cotton jersey gloves in white or dove grey or black These are made by the British glovemakers, Dents. They are finished at the wrist with a button. Sizes, Small,Medium, Large, Ex Large. Pure cotton...

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Excellent soft leather unlined mens gloves from the renown British glovemakers, Dents. Finished with a press stud detail on inside wrist. Sizes from 7 1/2 to 10. and available in tan or black. ...

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Watch chains are an indispensible accessory for making pocket watches secure. The bar can be inserted through the buttonhole on the front of a waistcoat or even on the lapel of a jacket. The watch is then secured on the chain and kept safely in a pocket. The short chain is des...

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Watch chains are indispensible for making pocket watches secure. The bar can be inserted through the buttonhole on the front of a waistcoat or even on the lapel of a jacket. The watch is then secured on the chain and kept safely in a pocket. The short chain is designed to take...

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Made from thick hide with heavy brass buckles. 1 1/2" wide in either brown or black with brass buckle. Available in sizes 32" to 50" (centre hole). Actual finish may vary Sizes: 32"-50". Colours/Fabrics: Unstitched leather. ...

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Elasticated belts with traditional metal snake fastening. 1" wide. Available in child and adult sizes. The adult belts will adjuste to 42" Plain and striped colourways Made in England ...

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A classic comedy item but still the only way to guarantee no slouching in the sock department. made in England by the redoubtable Albert Thurston. One size. Available in various colours. Black/white border Navy/white border Grey/white border ...

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Pure silk fringed scarves. These narrow scarves can enliven the quietest outfit by adding just a suggestion of Rock Dad. Sizes: One Size. 150cm long plus fringe by 15cm wide. Colours/Fabrics: Pure silk. ...

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These fringed scarves give the perfect finishing touch to formal evening wear. They are ivory and have a slightly textured weave which is less alarming than the bright white shiny silk counterparts. Sizes: One Size. Colours/Fabrics: Pure silk. ...

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No fibre is warmer or softer than cashmere. Once a luxury, these modestly priced scarves are available in four classic colours. Sizes: One Size. Colours/Fabrics: Pure cashmere. ...

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Sets of men's handkerchiefs. The blue and khaki 15" working mens' handkerchiefs come in packs of 4. The white, spotted and paisley are extra large at 21" square and come in pairs of red and blue. Set of either 4 x blue, 4 x khaki, 2 x white, 2 x spotted or 2 x ...

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Pure silk pocket handkerchiefs with hand rolled hems. Available in a wealth of colours ...

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Pure silk pocket handkerchiefs with hand rolled hems in a generous 18" square. ...

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