Codis Maya Tie Bars

Tie Bars have enjoyed a real renaissance over the last few years and as with many things, when they become popular, the market is flooded with cheap and ugly products.

For that reason, I have been on a bit of a personal crusade over the next few months to develop some product that is as minimal as it can possibly be and after visiting Codis Maya in London earlier in the year I feel that we have achieved just that.

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