Brioni,
Canali,
Charvet,
Dolce Gabbana,
Drake's,
Etro,
Gentlemens Sartorial,
J.Crew,
Marwood
Gentlemen's Sartorial 50
10:56 PMThe holidays are over for most of us and you know what that means, gentlemen. Back to work. This got me to thinking about this edition's topic. A good way to ease into the new year is a light but important post on ties.
There are
many occasions where one must wear a necktie. At a wedding, to the office, for
a date, and other appropriate events throughout a man’s life. The main concern
is that there are also gentlemen who love wearing ties yet make the same
mistake as beginners do. Putting a tie into a certain knot (and there are
several different knots) is one thing, untying it is a different story. The
biggest mistake with that process is that men are actually damaging the ties by
the way they untie it hastily once they get home.
Instead of
trying to tear and yank it off your neck, it helps if you take things a little
slowly. The best way, the only proper way, is to untie your necktie in the
reverse order you tied it in. For example, if you went from ‘step 1 through 6’,
you would have to reverse it while untying it going from ‘step 6 through 1’.
The amount of stress that the tie was in the entire time around your neck can
easily be released if you have untied it the proper way. Not only are you
saving money by stretching the longevity of your tie, you are also respecting
the wise investment you have made.
I've gathered a collection of new and in-season ties to share with you all.
Click image captions for more info.
Marwood - Gatsby woven-silk tie |
Etro - Patterned woven-silk tie |
Drake's - Gingham check wool tie |
Drake's - Spotted woven-silk tie |
Canali - Striped silk tie |
Drake's - Knitted cotton tie |
Marwood - Houndstooth woven-silk tie |
Drake's - Tussah silk tie |
Brioni - Paisley-patterned silk tie |
Dolce & Gabbana - Patterned silk tie |
Charvet - Paisley silk and wool blend tie |
J.Crew - Plaid cotton tie |
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