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Make it your New Year’s resolution to have as much fun in the coming year and get the ball rolling with this terrific tie! Exploding fireworks and champagne set the tone. Black means it will go with just about any outfit. Silk means it can even be worn with a designer suit or overcoat. Schweet!
Numbers have fascinated man for millennia. Why should it be any different with what you dress Watch the puzzled look of bypassers, wondering what’s being counted via this blue silk tie, with numbers 1 through 4 in white. Well, that’s for you to decide, and for them to wonder about. Blue Numercury is a design…
Pepe’s grey colour scale and joyful butterflies make you think that cloudy days can definitely be beautiful. The butterflies are lifelike, generous in size, but well integrated in the grayscale. The epitome of harmony, but who knows – should the tie flutter too much in the wind it might create a hurricane somewhere.
Christmas is the time to get cozy without getting sloppy. So here are plenty of colours to pick up in your outfit without dropping your demeanour. Take charge over Christmas and make sure you get more than one present!
Navy blue with an island twist is what this tie offers you. Seahorses, crabs and fish swim around and palm trees sway against what could be a starry midnight sky in Aruba. Sometimes even a tie can allow you to escape. Isn’t that Tom Cruise with a drink mixer
Congratulations sailors and regatta lovers nbsp;this one’s for you. Sirsir anchors up the haven of conversational ties. The spinnakered sailboats and catamarans are well-woven in great detail, and really show how far Jaquard weaving has taken us nbsp;you don’t need to print to make a detailed, conversational pattern look really stylish.
It may be snowing outside but that’s no reason not to wear a snazzy tie for that dinner or conference. Show your sense of humour with this accessory bedecked with snowmen and snowflakes. A navy blue background and made of silk mean it can be worn with any dark-hued suit and winter fabric. Being well-dressed…
If the Belgian Surrealist artist Ren Magritte had been commissioned to design a necktie, he might have come up with this! Seemingly white umbrellas in the palest of pastel colours seem to float upward against a navy blue night sky. Just imagine it paired with a modern-cut, khaki or light grey suit.
This navy blue tie with a classic equestrian pattern like Tiequestrian is befitting a man who prefers rural life or going to the racetrack. Great for boardrooms without dress codes as well as a well-dressed man saddled up on a magnificent steed.
This stylish and eyecatching tie may waken up the pretender at your office meetings. This tie feature’s one of natures more eye-catching birds, the toucan. Let conventions fly out the window with this silk tie, allthewhile staying rather low-key.
Time to get married, and why not do so with a flutter Some people feel a bit uneasy around the solemnity that surrounds weddings, dressing up in suits being one part of it all. One way to keep your panache but still take some load of the gravitas, is to add a small, playful detail…
Butterflies on ties may sound too risky for the big day, but the butterfly has a close connection with love and romance. They also symbolise the transformation from one state to another. Very fitting for a wedding ceremony, the very starting point of you stepping into your better self. With this in mind, it’s not…
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