Solid Satin And Silk Neck Ties Neck Ties & Cravats

Solid Satin Neckties

Neckties are a staple of the formal look for men whether you're wearing a tuxedo or suit. Your tie can define your look. We any kind of neck tie you will need to chose from. We have an extremely large selection of colors, from all shades of red, blue, pink, purple, or green on our solid colored ties. If you want something with some designs, you can check out our pattern ties or even our novelty designs which include camouflage and american flags. 

Our Neckties come poly satin microfiber or silk. Our ties come in solid colors but also may have other patterns such as geometric, paisley, repeating squares, waffle, and striped. Each of these patterns have a multitude of colors to choose from just like the solid color ties. 

A neck tie or long tie is typically worn with any type of mens formal wear. Often seen with a suit, this type of time is worn on anyone going to a formal event such as a wedding or birthday party, but is also worn in any non casual enviroment. Neck ties have been a key part of the men's formal outift and so they have evolved.

Our Poly Satin Solid neckties are of very high quality and affordable. We can offer such an affordable price on formalwear because we bring you products directly from the manufacturer without a middleman. The ties are made with a stunning Satin material which is such to catch the eye of any of the guests at your formal event.

The Solid Tie Looking at color and pattern options, the most basic is the solid. A solid tie is easiest to match; one simply selects a tie that coordinates with one of the colors in the suit or shirt. However, within this simplicity lies the danger of over coordination, the faux pas of looking too matched or having put to much time into the outfit. Avoid a blue tie and blue shirt with a navy blue suit; combinations such as this often look forced. Instead think of the tie as your chance to interject something new and exciting. The Striped Tie Equally classic is the men’s stripe tie, which is easily matched with solid suits and shirts by selecting a stripe that complements. In the case of a patterned jacket, shirt, or both, the key is to maintain colors that complement and attend to diversity of scale. A finely pinstriped suit calls for a boldly striped tie, while a strong checked shirt would be better suited by a more subdued stripe. One note of caution about striped ties: Like the various Scottish tartans, in the United Kingdom, certain stripe patterns signify membership in a particular group, particularly military units, universities, and gentlemen’s clubs. When interacting with business contacts in the UK, it is good practice to check with a knowledgeable party that ones tie does not bear the stripe of a group or association.... Read Less