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Kingsford Stripe Navy Microfibre Tie
In 1893 Oscar Wilde wrote ‘A well-tied tie is the first serious step in life’. Fashion historians in Europe trace the advent of neckwear to Croatian mercenaries hired by King Louis XIII who wore bright, knotted kerchiefs around their necks in the Thirty Year War. Parisians took notice and immediately neckwear became fashion. Legend has it that the traditional name for neckwear “Cravats” has been derived from the Croats. Over centuries, ties have become a symbol of elegant, formal dressing and serve as the foremost expression of individual fashion in a gentleman’s ensemble. Fashion historians attribute striped ties with British regiments from the 19th century. Depending on their width and colors they strike a good balance between classic elegance and sophisticated extravagance for both classic and contemporary styles. Choose from a variety of designs in microfibre.
In 1893 Oscar Wilde wrote ‘A well-tied tie is the first serious step in life’. Fashion historians in Europe trace the advent of neckwear to Croatian mercenaries hired by King Louis XIII who wore bright, knotted kerchiefs around their necks in the Thirty Year War. Parisians took notice and immediately neckwear became fashion. Legend has it that the traditional name for neckwear “Cravats” has been derived from the Croats. Over centuries, ties have become a symbol of elegant, formal dressing and serve as the foremost expression of individual fashion in a gentleman’s ensemble. Fashion historians attribute striped ties with British regiments from the 19th century. Depending on their width and colors they strike a good balance between classic elegance and sophisticated extravagance for both classic and contemporary styles. Choose from a variety of designs in microfibre.
$3.03
Original: $10.11
-70%Kingsford Stripe Navy Microfibre Tie—
$10.11
$3.03Description
In 1893 Oscar Wilde wrote ‘A well-tied tie is the first serious step in life’. Fashion historians in Europe trace the advent of neckwear to Croatian mercenaries hired by King Louis XIII who wore bright, knotted kerchiefs around their necks in the Thirty Year War. Parisians took notice and immediately neckwear became fashion. Legend has it that the traditional name for neckwear “Cravats” has been derived from the Croats. Over centuries, ties have become a symbol of elegant, formal dressing and serve as the foremost expression of individual fashion in a gentleman’s ensemble. Fashion historians attribute striped ties with British regiments from the 19th century. Depending on their width and colors they strike a good balance between classic elegance and sophisticated extravagance for both classic and contemporary styles. Choose from a variety of designs in microfibre.
