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Custom Necktie in Purple with Embroidered Crests and TextRead moreA handmade silk tie with embroidered text and crests in a royal purple background. While most of our custom tie...
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Custom Set of Logo Neckties, Bow Ties, and Pocket SquaresRead moreA custom set of ties, bows, and pocket squares in finest silk fabric. Recently we featured a custom logo tie in...
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Custom Gold and Black Logo NecktiesRead moreA classic striped tie in gold and black with client's logo embroidered at the tip. One of our recent new favorite...
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Custom Self-Tied Double Sided Bow TiesRead moreA custom double sided bow tie in self-tied style with customer logo imprint. Not too long ago we created a double...
When combining different patterns on shirt, suit, and tie. It is easiest if the design-patterns vary on each clothing item. A good example: A suit with prince of Whales check pattern, a narrow striped dress shirt, and a necktie with larger paisley pattern. But how would you go about matching two or even three clothing pieces with the same pattern into one outfit? Well, even though it is a little more tricky it can be done. What is most important is that the patterns are different in size. The picture on the left is a perfect example. A solid navy-blue suit, is paired with a narrow white and blue striped dress shirt. Because the tie has a much wider diagonal striping pattern, shirt and tie are not "biting" into each other, but are a perfect compliment to one another. Also, have a look at the colors. The navy, burgundy, and white striped tie is a perfect match to the suit and shirt.
