Classic striped necktie size: 57" x 3.15" (146cm x 8cm). The traditional length and width is perfect for men up to 6'2" tall. Material: High quality woven microfiber, it will underline your chic looks on your birthday, wedding, graduation, the corporal event, the interview, the meeting and all formal events, making heads turn! This red, white, and navy blue tie is great for transitioning from day to night. This microfiber navy blue tie decorated with delicate red and white stripes, and looks particularly striking when coupled with a navy blue suit. Update your wardrobe for this season of country clubbing, with this classic navy slim tie with red stripes. The ideal addition to maintain your elevated fashion status on the golf course and tennis courts, this tie gives a classic look some modern flare. We love to see this All-American inspired necktie paired with a white cotton oxford, deep blue rolled up chinos and canvas boat shoes. This savvy striped necktie is the perfect accoutrement for any aesthetic no matter how casual or how fancy. The Checks Tie
* A Checked Tie, like the stripe, is another tie pattern that is suitable for the conservative workplace. Usually made up of small lines crisscrossing each other throughout the length of the tie, checked tie can have mesmerizing visual appeal.
* The checked tie has many shapes and faces, enough to keep any pattern lover enchanted for a lifetime.
* This striking style, made up of a solid background crisscrossed by lines of a contrasting color is one of the most basic, and essential patterns for any man's wardrobe.
A Checked Tie is Great for Most Occasions
1. This Tie Pattern is also a great choice for work or play. Checked neckties have no connotations like some other patterns (namely paisley and stripes) do. It is a clean cut design that adds interest to a solid suit and shirt, but is not overly busy or distracting.
2. For all of these reasons, many men choose to wear the checked necktie to work. After heading out from work for a drink, or perhaps dinner, the strong lines of the tie will make you stand out as fashionable and stylish, without pushing your image over the edge.
3. The pattern is both professional, but casual enough to leave the workplace with you. For extremely formal events however, it is better to stick with a Solid Colored Tie or bowtie, rather than a patterned tie. Nonetheless, the checked necktie will make a valuable, and frequently used addition to your wardrobe.
How to Match a Checked Necktie?
1. In order to wear your patterned tie with confidence and aplomb, you have to match it properly with your shirt and suit. The general rule with patterned ties is that a plain, white shirt is always your safest bet, because it goes with everything.
2. A check tie can also go with a checked shirt; the only rule is to make sure that the pattern on your shirt is much smaller and subtler than the pattern on your tie.
* A Checked Tie, like the stripe, is another tie pattern that is suitable for the conservative workplace. Usually made up of small lines crisscrossing each other throughout the length of the tie, checked tie can have mesmerizing visual appeal.
* The checked tie has many shapes and faces, enough to keep any pattern lover enchanted for a lifetime.
* This striking style, made up of a solid background crisscrossed by lines of a contrasting color is one of the most basic, and essential patterns for any man's wardrobe.
A Checked Tie is Great for Most Occasions
1. This Tie Pattern is also a great choice for work or play. Checked neckties have no connotations like some other patterns (namely paisley and stripes) do. It is a clean cut design that adds interest to a solid suit and shirt, but is not overly busy or distracting.
2. For all of these reasons, many men choose to wear the checked necktie to work. After heading out from work for a drink, or perhaps dinner, the strong lines of the tie will make you stand out as fashionable and stylish, without pushing your image over the edge.
3. The pattern is both professional, but casual enough to leave the workplace with you. For extremely formal events however, it is better to stick with a Solid Colored Tie or bowtie, rather than a patterned tie. Nonetheless, the checked necktie will make a valuable, and frequently used addition to your wardrobe.
How to Match a Checked Necktie?
1. In order to wear your patterned tie with confidence and aplomb, you have to match it properly with your shirt and suit. The general rule with patterned ties is that a plain, white shirt is always your safest bet, because it goes with everything.
2. A check tie can also go with a checked shirt; the only rule is to make sure that the pattern on your shirt is much smaller and subtler than the pattern on your tie.