5 DIFFERENT STYLES OF TIES

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According to the varied sorts of men’s ties, there are many wearing styles. Always conceal the shirt’s final button with your tie knot. Never pair a checked shirt with such a red tie or a polka-dot shirt with a polka-dot tie. Change your tie according to the occasion. Choose robust, long-lasting silk ties for daily usage. Choose plain ties for a meeting or job interview!

Casual

Men’s casual ties are fashionable and incredibly flexible. They don’t have a set thickness or width. They may also feature attractive fabrics, designs, and colors. They appear cute and fit well with casual events or gatherings. A patterned tie is a classic illustration of how to add personality to any outfit.

 

Polka Dot Ties

The polka marker tie is a staple among guys since it is understated and stylish. Yet if the wrong pattern is picked, the entire design could be ruined. There are a few guidelines to follow while choosing a polka dot tie. Neither the size of the polka dots nor their density should be off. Also, stay away from patterns with spots that are too close together or far apart.

 

Geometric Pattern Ties

It has adaptable, repeated geometric motifs. The motifs are modest but appealing. It’s a kind of men’s tie that complements formal or semi-formal apparel well. These are also referred to as Macclesfield ties and houndstooth ties.

 

Floral Ties

While packing for a beach holiday, never forget a floral tie. It looks incredibly lovely and is the ideal piece for casual events. It looks beautiful and features spring and summer-inspired colors. A semi-formal shirt, some shots, and slip-ons can be added to it. Finally, finish the look by adding some magnificent rings to the ensemble.

Tartan, Check, or Plaid Tie

These neckties come in a variety of hues, designs, and styles with horizontal and vertical lines. Depending on the tie’s pattern, it may work well with a semi-formal or informal occasion and is best paired with a dress shirt in a solid color. They give your look a lot of character and zing.

The traditional choice is a dark blue tie. Burgundy, red, brown (mild and dark), or green are additional hues. Finally, if you prefer subdued hues, pick coral, pink, or salmon.

The checkered shirt enforces a particular severity in contrast to a white and light blue shirt. For instance, if the design on the shirts is only slightly smaller, you can dress a checkered tie over a striped shirt.

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BY: DANIYAL KHAN

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