It's simple:On the band of the bow tie, you will see numbers (they correspond with your neck size). Next to each of those numbers are eyelets (horizontal openings) that the metal, T-shaped piece will slide into. It will lock into place once you have
Tie width is often a matter of personal preference. 2” and 2.5” ties are considered ‘skinny ties’ while 3” and 3.25” are a more traditional width.
It is on-trend to wear a tie bar between the second and third button on your shirt.
All sizing information, including chest and waist measurements, are available on our Shirt Size Guide.
The width of our belts varies by style, but most of our belts are approximately 1.25” wide
Since our pocket squares are handmade, there is sometimes a slight variation in sizing. However, most of our pocket squares are approximately 12” x 12”.
We offer clip-on bow ties for ages 6 months - 7 years old and neckties for ages 6+ up to height 4’8”.
Our regular bow ties are standard 2.5 inches tall and make a strong knot around your collar. Our slim bow ties are 1.5 inches tall. Both self-tie and pre-tied bow ties have an adjustable clasp that can be worn with neck sizes 13 ¾ inches to 18 ½ inch
If you’re 6’2” or taller, we recommend our extra long ties (63 inches). If your neck size is larger, regardless of height, we also recommend long ties.
The length of our regular neckties is about 58 inches. This is the standard necktie length you are likely familiar with. We do offer extra long (63 inches) and boys ties (48 inches) as well. We offer our regular length ties (58 inches) in four differ