In my order, I bought 3 ties (2 grenadine and 1 knit tie), 2 pocket squares and 1 pair of dress socks. I love the products and I'm planning to order another dozen pairs of socks soon; plus, I've also got my eye on a few ties which are currently out of stock. I've been subscribed to the Gentleman's Gazette YouTube channel for many years and I'm glad to support this channel. As for a review of the items, I love the overall emphasis on quality and the well thought out design with versatility in mind. It's only been about a month of wearing these items, but so far, I'm still having fun with wearing different outfit combinations. Certain elements of items did surprise me, in a good way, though. For instance, the green color in my pocket square (Olive Green Pocket Square Art Deco Egyptian Scarab pattern in burnt orange, sunflower yellow, mohair blue with burnt orange contrast edge) shows more vibrantly in photos than it looks in the shop. The items themselves are wonderful. The only constructive critique which comes to mind is that I'd like there to be more advertising with the production process and where these items are made. The shop website and YouTube channel together convey this information (socks from Italy, Ties from Vietnam, Madder silk from a silk mill in England etc.), but enthusiasts interested in purchases from Fort Belvedere are most likely people who would appreciate some detailing into the production process, or construct, more so than simply "more info" on the item page in the shop. Perhaps this could be a video series idea on the YouTube channel, or at the very least a video or two which shares some things. It wouldn't have to be a factory tour, but even just a bit more than the stock photos which are repeated on the channel. Overall, Fort Belvedere has products I really appreciate though. I hope I have many more purchases to come in the future. :)