Rio de Janeiro Jungle Necktie Silly Ties Something that doesn't try too

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Rio de Janeiro Jungle Necktie Silly Ties Something that doesn't try tooSophisticated and flamboyant, OTAA's Rio de Janeiro Jungle Tie makes an exotic statement. In 1502, Gaspar de Lemos arrived in Brazil and entered the Bay of Guanabara. He mistook the bay for the entrance of a river and he named it Rio de Janeiro. Following Gaspars arrival, Rio became the subject of colonisation by the Portuguese and French; in 1889 the city finally established independence. Inspired by the city's heritage, OTAA presents this necktie.