As a brand, I know no better. What it offers it offers well, perhaps the best value for some select products the world over. In ways it lacks, mostly due to the human touch that while I initially felt scrutiny towards, I’ve found mellowed over time. A number of my purchases, perhaps more than half, have had errors or moments in craftsmanship that I find flawed or lacking, keepers and tags on ties breaking off due to seemingly nothing, lasting at times for only a few tie loops, I’ve had the tag on a yellow knit tie be dangling off for quite some time, a problem starting from my second ever wear. It’s comical but true. I don’t mind as much now, but at first, I was besides myself and when the problems are with my gloves I am still strict. I enjoy ties, pocket squares, socks, and horn products all too well, not due to any required use, but simply for recreational leisure. I enjoy how they look and human scuffs or errors are something I feel as though I sometimes have to accept at times. With gloves, however, I am not only recreational, but rather passionate. It is the gloves more so than for anything else that I am a customer, and simply for the fact that I find them and your selection beautiful. I’ve had many errors with your gloves, broken stitching, faulty tech sensitivity, and disproportionate sizing included, but I still come back every time a new one that interests me comes out. I simply love a well made pair of your gloves too much for anything else to bother me. Too much for anything else to make a dent. Thank you Fort Belvedere. Thank you Sven, for keeping the classic traditions going.