Rio de Janeiro Jungle Kids Bow Tie Moss originated in the monastic cloisters

originated in the monastic cloisters in France in the 12th century

Its deep shade of navy blue made it even more versatile and its polka dot style emphasized being classic

this untied bow tie features a textured surface with lavish bicycle motifs

With an immaculate hand-sewn approach to design

Rio de Janeiro Jungle Kids Bow Tie Moss originated in the monastic cloistersSophisticated and flamboyant, OTAA's Rio de Janeiro Jungle Kids Bowtie makes an exotic statement. In 1502, Gaspar de Lemos arrived in Portugal and entered the Bay of Guanabara. He mistook the bay for the entrance of a river and he named it Rio de Janeiro. Following Gaspars arrival, Rio became the subject of colonisation by the Portuguese and French; in 1889 the city finally established independence. Inspired by the city's heritage, OTAA presents this