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Clothes rarely make mouths water, but there’s a first for everything, right Buy this tasty, apricot coloured creation and you’ll find it will tickle your tastebuds more than you like to admit. Don’t let the herringbones disrupt your inner, gastronomical metaphor. Designwise herringbones are super delicious.
Thanks to the holiday juicy name of this happy colour, it sort of makes your mind drift off to a tropical setting. Couple up this apricot herringbone bow tie with white trousers, a navy blazer, a white shirt slightly tinted with minty green and a Trilby hat and you can go play hustler on some…
A tonal pattern has the ability to awaken a solid pattern. Rescue it from being plain, if you will. Herringbones are pointy and perky and makes this pale, light blue tint a fresh choice if you’re after both elegance and contemporary design. Colour up with an orange pocket square.
Wear this beautiful light blue bow tie with warm brown or dark blue jackets. The tonal herringbones makes the solid blue base come to life. Bring this reminiscence of the sky to a wedding this summer.
There a reason that blush pink is such a popular choice for weddings and events. It one of those timeless, romantic hues that carries an air of luxury with it wherever it goes. The blush herringbone Jagged would work well with an ivory suit in the summer or a blue suit in the winter.
They say love is blind, but if that were the case then we wouldn sit here drooling over this blush pink herringbone bow tie. Though it easy to fall in love with the textured silk finish of Jagged, it that mouth-watering pastel pink hue that really hooked us. Try it with an ivory jacket in…
Coral is fast becoming the wedding colour everyone wants a slice of and it easy to see why. How can a coral necktie look equally good with a light grey blazer and a brown or sand-coloured one No need to answer. There are more colour questions out there. You could just as well pair it…
Get top marks for wedding styling by choosing a dreamy, colour scheme featuring navy blue, grey and coral using this herringbone patterned bow tie. An apposite pocket square, perhaps with floral theme, picking up the coral hue, and styling graduation is secured. And be prepared to correct anyone who suggests youe wearing pink (without sounding…
A steel blue suit would sacrifice its right…sleeve to get its hrrrm…sleeves on this bow tie…my metaphor is slipping out of my hands, I realise that. Nevertheless, this herringbone hunk of a bow tie will make many blue and grey ensembles around the world very happy.
Pink fashion accessories multiply during spring and summer. Could it be that this is the wedding season number one Because clich or not pink is always one of the most frequent colour scheme choices for weddings, all around the world. This tonal, herringbone creation is a great choice if your wedding attire is blue or…
Herrings, who knew the leftover bones of those slippery little bastards would spawn a timeless pattern design Herringbones has been around long enough to be granted the term a classic. With this disco colour you’re probably on your way to a night club, but the bow tie Jagged would ace as complement to grey wedding…
This sage green, herringbone bow tie looks just as great with a brown tweed suit as with a light, grey summer suit. Weddings with nature inspired colour theme and abundance of white florals will be the perfect backdrop for this a sophisticated hue. Wee spoiling you really, because this bow tie is not only one…
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