If you are pressed for time, the quick and dirty answer is: DO IT JUDICIOUSLY.
OK, now that I got that out of the way, you really don’t want to appear as if you are gaming the system. You don’t want to look like you are taking advantage of your membership to a particular page on [...]
So you enjoy the end of the year parties but don’t love ties that makes you look just like a walking talking promotion for Xmas? Do not fear. Recommendations are here! By using just a little focus, you can pick a mens tie right for you without resembling a brilliant blinking Holiday tree!
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So you adore mid century neckties but you have trouble wearing them because they have less length than today’s neckties. Larger men require ties that are at least sixty inches long but manufactures didn’t think much about that at that time. A lot of skinny vintage ties from the 1950’s and 1960’s vary from 50 [...]
Happy Happy Easter!
Easter is a religious holiday for many people, but the weekend can also be fun, especially for parents of young children. Dying eggs is a favorite pastime. If you and your family like to dye your eggs, here’s a super crafting idea:
Tie Dyed Easter Eggs – Using Silk Neckties!
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With the growth of the internet, you have a massive array of men’s neckties to pick from. traditional designs are no longer your only choice. In fact, there are so many patterns and designs to chose from that you can find it difficult to make a selection. By deconstructing the choices into different elements, we [...]
The 1960’s and 1970’s were an interesting time in history. A lot was going on politically and socially and even in the fashion world. In the mid 60’s the look of ties changed drastically from the previous decade. Skinny ties were no longer popular, nor did they look good matched with the other clothing of [...]
Nothing happens overnight. This is the case with fashion as well. It would be nice to be able to neatly categorize the historical development of men’s neckwear as well, but it, too, transitioned slowly. This bright necktie is a perfect example of a transitional tie.
It has no finishing facing on the underside, which is standard [...]
After describing his “Purple and Rose Thirties Era” tie in his January 7, 2007 entry, blogger Bill Stuivenga of Will’s Vintage Ties asked himself how he knew whether a tie was from the 30’s as opposed to the 40’s, answering that he didn’t really, relying on instinct and hints his ties had to offer over [...]
