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Custom Masonic Ties

Posted in: Custom Neckwear

November 12th 2019

A custom masonic tie featuring a single embroidered logo that is visible when worn with a buttoned up jacket....

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Custom Necktie in Purple with Embroidered Crests and Text

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October 22nd 2019

A 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 Squares

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November 27th 2019

A 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 Neckties

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August 12th 2019

A 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 Ties

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July 20th 2019

A custom double sided bow tie in self-tied style with customer logo imprint. Not too long ago we created a double...

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How to Tie a Shelby Knot

Tie a Tie with a Shelby Knot

This popular knot is especially liked in the US. It is a perfect knot for shorter neckties and for big and tall men wearing a regular length tie. If you need to tie a shorter tie and want a knot that is more triangular and symmetrical then the Four in Hand then the Shelby is the perfect choice. Below are instructions on how to tie a Shelby tie knot.

Instructions:

Lay the tie around your neck. As with all tie knots leave the wide end hanging lower. For the Shelby knot the wide end of the tie is turned over so that the inner stitching is visible.
Just like you do for the half Windsor, loop the wide end of the tie around the part that goes around your neck.
Pull the wide end down so that it creates a tight wrap.
Now take the wide end and pull it over the knot. The front of the wide end should be facing out. Do not pull tight but create a loop.
Now bring the wide end through the opposite side on the collar and pull through the loop you created in step 4.
Pull the knot tight and if preferred pinch the wide end of the tie to create a dimple

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Tying an Ascot Tie

Posted in: How to Tie a Tie
June 22nd 2009

Tying The Ascot Tie Neckties come in a wide range of styles and cuts. Besides standard neckties and bow ties, men...
Casual Ascot Ties

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September 1st 2010

New Selection of Casual "Ascot" Ties & Scarves Dear valued customer, you may have noticed that we recently have added...
How to Tie an Oriental Tie Knot

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May 3rd 2011

Tying an Oriental Tie Knot Looking for a simple tie not that is quick to master? Do you also need a knot that does...