Accessories - Pro-Idee Fashion Classics

Probably your most casual (and maybe most sophisticated) pocket square made of finest cashmere.

The perfect jeans belt is made of rugged cowhide. Tanned and refined in Tuscany.

Much smoother (and at the same time more durable) than the currently trending cloth flat caps.

Typical: The fashionably sophisticated Brit-chic style. Atypical: The pleasantly affordable price.

Much softer (and more weatherproof) than normal woollen gloves – thanks to fine felted wool.

Easy to reverse: Plain blue merino wool or mottled grey Giza cotton. By Seldom.

One of the lightest yet warmest pashmina scarves in the world. The finest, ultra-thin 2-ply cashmere.

Soft and warming like other fashionable bouclé scarves. But much lighter.

The original from South Africa: The classic bush hat for women and men. Made in the old tradition by Rogue.

Elegant cow nappa leather. Well-known design. Reasonably priced. The briefcase by L’Aiglon, Paris.

Sustainable wood and an elaborate pattern make this bow tie a cool eye-catcher.

Airy, yet hard-wearing. And very light, as it is unlined. The rare flat cap made of cooling linen.

Thanks to traditional pit tanning almost indestructible. By Ludwig Schröder, leather goods since 1825.

Autumn Buchanan tartan in pure cashmere. Centuries old – now rediscovered.

Shoe trees made from cedar wood.

From the suitcase to the top of your head: Lightweight, crushable summer fedora for men and women.

Lightweight, crushable, washable and with UV protection 80. By Mayser. German millinery since 1800.

Fashionably important like other denim caps, but much lighter and airier. By Mayser.

As valuable as the most luxurious belt. Finest Italian calf leather, masterly handcrafted in Italy.

Typical: The fashionably sophisticated Brit-chic style. Atypical: The pleasantly affordable price.

Fashionable knitted look, but incomparably fine and light – thanks to pure silk.

Exquisite curly lambskin. Perfect fit. Carefully processed. Handcrafted by Otto Kessler.

A rare find: A tweed flat cap that is made in England.

Light as straw, but more flexible. And much more hard-wearing. The rare paper hat by Bailey of Hollywood.

Classic: the timeless aviator look. Now modern again: the double nosebridge. By Joop!.

Creped instead of smooth. Therefore, a lot airier than conventional cotton caps.

Summery light. Stylish. Sturdy : The linen belt with a leather lining.

Knitted wool look made of cashmere and silk. Classic pointed shape.

On-trend: The docker hat. The original by Saint James, specialists in the maritime look.

Corduroy: Highly fashionable again. Top-quality gloves by Dents, since 1777.

One of the few among stylish cord caps with a truly perfect fit. In the complex 8-part cut by Kangol®.

Finally better vision when driving at night. By Eagle Eyes®, USA.

Practical button clips for your suspenders. Easy to attach to any pants.

Original Thompson Camel Modern pattern. Pure lambs wool. Made in Scotland by Lochcarron.

Floral print on silk tweed: Both the pattern and material make this tie so interesting. Made by Ascot/Germany.

Fashionable patterns. But traditionally knitted in Scotland. Colour block beanie and striped scarf. By Howlin'.

NASA technology: 100% UV protection. But still rich in contrast and high in definition.

Rediscovered: The winter headgear worn by the elite of the US air force.

The current trend: Flat caps. This is the Kangol®-Original from 1954. With fold-out neck and ear flaps.

Pure cotton, still absolutely weatherproof. Water and windproof due to special micro-wax, but still breathable.

Original Liberty™: World famous floral patterns since 1875. Hand-made in Germany. By Ascot.

Natural evaporation ensures a cool head.

Airy linen with cotton. Easily combinable, ingenious double print. By Pellens & Loick, since 1870.

Wonderfully soft and warm. Also ideal for sensitive skin. Hat and scarf made of fine camel hair.

Great with leisure and business outfits. Handwoven in Spain. By Possum®.

Pleasantly soft, but nevertheless resilient. Fashionably colour blocked. Still “Made in Ireland”.

As stylish as a hat yet as warm as a cap.