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Men's ties
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All ties are in stock. A tie is a fashion accessory that gives you the opportunity to be creative and express your personality. Especially when you combine your tie with a sharp looking tie-pin.
Find all of our colours, widths and material selections below.
Find all of our colours, widths and material selections below.
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Color
Cream
Gray
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Purple
Yellow
Black
Brown
White
Gold
Multicolor
Red
Orange
Green
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Material
Cashmere wool
Cotton
Linen
Microfiber
Polyester
Silk
Wool
Leather
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The look
Dotted
Patterned
Plaid
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Width
Normal/slim (5-6cm/2"-2.3")
Wide (6cm/2.3"+)
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Black ties
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Black skinny ties
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Blue and yellow ties
Red and black ties
Blue striped ties
Linen Ties
Red silk ties
Red striped ties
Beige ties
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Ivory ties
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Light blue ties
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Navy blue ties
Champagne ties
Teal ties
Brown ties
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Green ties
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How far down should a proper tie hang?
Throughout history, ties have been worn at different lengths, dictated directly by the edicts of each era's prevailing fashion. Today's sweet spot is just at the top of or half way down the belt.
Guide to appropriate tie width
Many men mistakenly believe that the modern look is narrow or semi-narrow ties, but there is a rule of thumb that dictates the width of your tie at its widest, should be the same as the width of your jacket's lapel. Please refer to the illustration below.
Neckties in various materials
Beyond the actual appearance of the ties, there are other matters to consider when making your selections. We have tried to make your choices more manageable by discussing the characteristics of the various materials that our ties are made from.Silk Ties
Silk is a soft lustrous fibre produced by silk worms. This natural material makes the tie drape perfectly where it hangs.
Silk ties have unique colourations and wonderful light reflections.
Silk ties can be ironed but at the lowest heat setting only.
In comparison, silk ties are more expensive than other materials.
Silk is less resistant to water and stains.
It is wiser to store silk ties in a rolled up coil than on a tie rack.
Polyester Ties
Polyester is resistant to both water and stains.
Very resistant to curling up.
Polyester ties are less fragile than silk and hold there colours well over their lifetimes.
Much less expensive, costing as little as half of what you would pay for a silk tie.
Polyester does not breathe, unlike natural materials do, so on hot summer days you can get a damp and sticky feeling around your neck.
Polyester does absorb odours such as those of smoke and sweat.
Polyester does not wrinkle which is a good thing because that synthetic material absolutely abhors heat sources, especially from an iron.
Cotton Ties
Natural cotton is a material that breathes well so that it is suitable for anytime of year.
Fleecy cotton material.
can easily lose its shape and curl upward.
Flax Fibre Ties
Flax is a fluffy material that even a small breeze will ruffle.
This fibre also breathes so it is ideal for summer ties.
Flax is a relatively strong material but is likely to curl more easily.
Woolen Ties
Either woven or knitted, wool ties drape very well.
Somewhat resistant to moisture.
There are many qualities of wool available but the higher ends, such as cashmere wool, can be a little pricey.
Because of their natural warming properties they are more appropriate for the cooler times of the year.