A tie can take even the most basic of looks up a couple notches. Explore the world of ties and learn the art of incorporation.
Four in Hand Necktie
Appropriate for formal occasions, this is a staple informal wardrobe available in a variety of widths, colors, patterns, and material. Knots are the way to add some spice to this classic.
Seven Fold Tie
Perfect for office and formal evenings, this tie is very close to four-in-hand and is generally made from a square yard of silk that is folded seven times. This can be the perfect pair for a cocktail evening with an interesting knot in little efforts.
Skinny Necktie
Gained popularity in the 50’s and 60’s with music bands wearing them onstage, these ties again popularity a decade ago and are now perfect even for office and musical nights. They look perfect for semi-formal and even casual look when paired with denim or chinos.
Bowtie
Bowtie is a fun and elegant alternative to the normal tie that can be paired for work and suits best for a cocktail and party evening. From simple to quirky, this variation of tie has gained huge popularity in past 2 decades and is now available in varied texture and materials.
Bolo Tie
Bolo ties became quite popular in the 70’s and have been worn ever since then. This groovy piece of man jewelry has made a small comeback in recent years, but is more popular only in the southwest.
Cravat
Used for formal occasions, it is a dressier variation where ascot is typically pinned than being knotted. It actually earned its name by being the choice of neckwear on race day at the Ascot Racecourse in England.
Neckerchief
Generally worn by scout boys as part of their uniform, this is the most overlooked neckwear. Categorised as formal, this neckwear can be twisted to casual if sported correctly.
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