How to Match a Pink Dress Shirt with Suit and Tie

If you think that pink is not a color for men's business attire, then you may want to think again. Pink is a color that will add a fresh look to any shirt and suit, and if combined properly, is well suited for even a more conservative office environment. First of all, pink shirts and neckties should only be worn during the spring and summer - preferable also on a sunny day. Next, consider how conservative of an outfit you would like to create. Our example above is a perfect match for the slightly more traditional "suit & tie" wearer. The light rose-pink dress shirt adds subtle style to the conservative navy-blue suit. The narrow pink stripes in the dark blue tie perfectly bring the colors of shirt and suit together. It is a classic-elegant outfit that is perfect for spring and summer. The outfit is stylish, yet not too flashy.

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New Collection of Neckties with Plaid Check Pattern

Dear customer and visitor, we are excited to announce another new necktie collection that combines a trendy plaid pattern with modern colors. All ties out of this collection are handmade from 100% silk. For matching tips on each tie please read below. To see a larger image of each tie, and or to purchase one of these ties, please click on your tie from below.

This orange tie gives off a brilliant, almost golden, shine. The plaid check pattern adds gray, white, and royal blue to the bright color of this tie. This tie looks best in all four season of the year. In the spring and summer we suggest to wear this tie with solid light blue dress shirt, beige colored suit, and brown shoes. For the later part of the year we recommend a light gray dress shirt with subtle herringbone fabric weave, and a navy blue suit. This tie is handmade from pure Italian silk.





The violet-purple background color of this tie is complimented with a plaid pattern in colors white, gray, and magenta. Just as the orange tie above, this tie can be worn in spring as much as in fall and winter. For the warmer months of the year we prefer to wear this tie with rose-pink dress shirt and a light gray suit. For the fall and winter we suggest darker color shades and thicker fabrics on shirt and suit. A great way to wear this tie for the later part of the year: gray flannel pants, white and gray striped dress shirt, and a charcoal gray sports jacket.




The metallic green background color of this tie is paired with a check pattern in colors olive-green, royal blue, and white. It is a tie that looks best in the fall and winter season. This tie will add all the color you will need. We therefore suggest to wear this tie with subtle and classic shirt and suit colors and patterns. A great outfit for this tie: beige dress pants, olive-brown sport coat or blazer jacket, and a narrow striped dress shirt in either white and blue or white and gray.







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The Men's Guide to Khaki Pants

Khakis in men's fashion are often viewed as a "go-between" clothing choice when you don’t want the stricture of dress pants, and jeans may just be too casual. Wearing them, however, involves a few more considerations than merely throwing on the first pair of neutral pants you find in your closet. Whether you're planning on dressing for casual Fridays or for a Saturday lunch, khakis requires its own rules of style.

Formal Khakis?
When you have a clothing item as wide spread as khaki pants, it can be challenging to fit this more casual look into a formal outfit. The color and fabric are one of the most important considerations when pairing kahis to a slightly more formal outfit. Khakis comes in an extremely wide variety of colors from almost chocolate brown to cream-white. One rule of thumb is to keep lighter shades and thicker/stiffer fabrics for more casual occasions, while darker pairs and more delicate fabrics are good for formal situations. Faded shades are thus okay for weekends out with the family, while a crisp and freshly ironed pair in a darker hue is what you’ll need for the office. Proper fit is another good yardstick for formality. Longer pants – ones with a little bit of break – are fine for the office, as long as the fabric doesn’t bag around your ankles.

Modern Twists
Khakis have been in men’s fashion for over one hundred years, and sticking to some of the more traditional styles is rarely a good idea today. Numerous brands and designers have reinvented the age-old khaki. While colors and fabrics haven't changed much it is the tailoring that will differentiate a modern from an out dated pair of pants. Pockets that slant forward, for example, are more modern while straight cut pockets are from yesterday. Loose and baggy cuts were once a khaki signature from the 1990s while today's cut is fitted at the waistline and upper leg and slightly more loose near the bottom.

A Perfect Cuff
Rolling the pants hem up to a cuff is a bit more complicated than you might imagine. You want to avoid the severe and perfect folds of, say, denim, while at the same time keeping the cuff looking neat as a whole. When you roll your khakis up into a cuff – something to be done only in casual occasions – you’ll want to maintain the no-fuss vibe of the fabric.

Fold up about an inch of the fabric two to three times without pressing on the folds or in any way evening them out. That should give you a fairly rough cuff. To achieve that unstudied effect, give each cuff a good scrunching around so that they’re truly uneven.

Khakis are ubiquitous and classic pieces in the modern repertoire of men’s fashion, and are style pieces that you definitely shouldn’t go without. Invest in two or three pairs of varying formality, and don’t be afraid to splurge on high-quality material; the right pairs can last you a decade of stylish service.

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Neckties with Hawaiian Flowers

Dear readers and customers, we now feature one of the most unique necktie designs: A brightly colored tie with white Hawaiian hibiscus floral design pattern. This tie is available in four different color shades: turquoise, peach-orange, lavender-purple, and light blue. Because these ties are quite bright in color we suggest to wear them with classic white dress shirt and light gray or beige-tan suit. These ties are also great for formal Island events as well as warm weather office wear. To see a larger picture of each necktie, and/or to buy one of these ties, please click on one of the ties from above.

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