This is a write-up I've been meaning to get out for a while now. About a month ago I got a message from Ethan Igleheart of Tie 1 on Photography. He was wondering if I could check out the quality of the bow-ties he'd been making and let him know what I thought. I gladly accepted and Ethan sent me one of the bow-ties he had made. To be honest, I didn't know what to expect at first, but I was impressed when it arrived. Ethan takes great care in packaging his bow-ties when they're sent out, and the package had a very professional appearance, including a thoughtful "How to tie a bow-tie" sheet (although I've expressed my opinion on the dubious usefulness of those before, it's a nice touch).