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Soup tie / W H Robinson

One tug of a cord and this smart tie is swiftly transformed into a napkin allowing the wearer to eat his soup without the worry of unsightly splashes to his suit. Please note: Credit must appear as (c) Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/Mary Evans Picture Library

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(c) (c) Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/Mary Evans Picture Library This intriguing photograph captures the innovative invention of W.H. Robinson, also known as the "Soup Tie," a clever solution to the age-old problem of messy soup meals. The image showcases a well-dressed man, likely Mr. Robinson himself, wearing a suit and a distinctive tie. But this is no ordinary tie. With just a simple tug on the cord, the tie transforms into a neat napkin, providing the wearer with a convenient way to wipe away soup splashes without having to take off his tie or ruin his suit. The Soup Tie was a groundbreaking invention in the realm of men's fashion and dining etiquette. It was patented in 1937 and quickly gained popularity during the mid-20th century. The idea behind the Soup Tie was to offer men a practical and stylish alternative to the traditional napkin, which could be cumbersome and often ended up in the lap or on the table. The Soup Tie's design was both humorous and ingenious. Its transformation from a tie to a napkin added an element of surprise and amusement to the dining experience. The invention also spoke to the changing social norms of the time, as men increasingly sought convenient and efficient solutions to everyday challenges. The Soup Tie's legacy continues to inspire innovation in the world of fashion and design. Today, we can appreciate this historical artifact as a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of its inventor, W.H. Robinson. The Soup Tie represents a unique blend of fashion, functionality, and humor, and serves as a reminder that even the most seemingly mundane aspects of our lives can be improved with a little ingenuity.

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