Bow ties are available in different colours and variants. For instance, there are polyester bow ties (€ 12.95) and silk variants (€ 24.95). The silk variant has a small texture in the fabric. When there is an occasion to wear a tuxedo or tailcoat, you can choose a fun colour of the bow tie for a change.

The bow tie

It's love or hate. There's nothing in between. Most men prefer a tie and only very rarely we see a bow tie with a regular outfit. We're talking about the bow tie, which is closely related to the tie. Both have the scarf and neckerchief as ancestors. When the tie came into swing in the nineteenth century, the bow tie also became an independent concept. Over time, numerous bow shapes and knots developed. For example, the Lipton bow tie is named after the English tea king Sir Lipton and the bow tie after Puccini's opera Madame Butterfly. The latter became fashionable in the 1950s. The bow tie with long thin wings and a small knot was briefly popular again, especially among those wearing everyday costumes. Buying bow ties is now quick and easy online at Suitable!

Bow Tie

Few words are wasted on the everyday work tie, but woe betide anyone who appears in public with a colourful bow tie. In business dealings, this form of tie is quickly suspect. At most, he graces the neck of the untouchable major shareholder; for the foot soldiers, the bow tie is not done. Not in all professions is the bow tie taboo; it can be found among freelancers such as architects and art dealers. A combination of vanity and drafting convenience means that architects prefer the bow over the tie. Tieing a bow is an obstacle, while it barely differs from knotting a shoelace. The pre-tied bow tie is associated with a waiter, clown, or artistic type. About model and pattern can be disputed, but about material and form passionate bow tie wearers agree: a bow is only a bow if it is made of silk and hand-knotted. Buying a bow tie is quick and easy at Suitable!

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