Celebration of Cravat Day
Did you know that cravat has its own day?
Cravat as a symbol of dignity and self-awerness, people from all over the world have worn through centuries. Considering that the word "cravat" has roots in Croatian language, in 2008 Croatian Parliament showed special honor to the cravat and declared 18th October as The Cravat Day. Since than, Cravat Day is marked every year in Croatia and is accepted in the other countries all over the world.
Cravat must be worn proudly and by socializing with the others, we remember values represented by wearing cravat - human dignity and self-awerness, a moment of ceremony and celebration, success and the business spirit. The cravat "binds together" freedom and responsibility. It encourages us to communicate more aware of our own dignity and dignity of others as a good foundation for the future.
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CROATA participation on fair in Australia
CROATA presented cravats and scarves within Croatian pavillon in Perth, Australia.
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CROATA supported young geographers on the International Competition in Taiwan
Young Croatian geographers successfully performed in the competitive part of the Olympics, but also successfully presented Croatia as the Homeland of the cravat.
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THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE SPECTACULAR ART INSTALLATION
After two years' preparation, in the afternoon of Saturday 18th October the knot of the largest tie in the world was tied around the Ancient Roman Arena in Pula.
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STRONG TIES BOOST CRAVAT BUSINESS (Financial Times, June 7 2005.)
The history-laden sales pitch behind Mr Busic's luxury product and the Croatian state's official effort to brighten its image combine to fuel a formidable marketing operation.
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TIES - from "WEVEN" (Dutch weavers magazine)
Over the past years I followed my husband to business-related get-togethers, and whenever I thought that his costume had that extra something, I was disappointed: all of a sudden all his colleagues turned out looking the same!
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