Magnetic Tie Bar

Being a dapper gentleman means you get to wear a suit, tie and open the door for your lady friends. But, incredibly enough finding the right tie bar can become quite the process. Ellsworth & Clyde is here to change that for you with their Magnetic Tie Bar. As small as the detail may seem, it’s a far cry from your regular boring necktie clip that you’ve had since you were 5 years old. With the choice of several different styles, each tie bar is cut from hand-selected woods, contains premium leather, a powerful magnet to keep it clamped and is reversible with the two sides being different sizes to accommodate different types of ties. Who would’ve thought the smallest detail could go so far.

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Hidden Pocket Ties

If you are the dapper type dressing in a suit and tie everyday it wouldn’t hurt to get a tie with more than just wearable use. Gaining easily accessible storage space for your cash and/or credit cards just got fancier with these Hidden Pocket Ties. Each silk tie is handmade, closed with a mother-of-pearl button and when opened, it reveals a secret pocket for your credit card or cash. So what if the bartender looks at you weird at least they are getting a tip.

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Wood Ties by Wood Thumb

Wood product has been quite a hit lately. If you’re looking to stand out from the crowd at the club, or even a small gathering – this Wood Tie by Wood Thumb is a great way to achieve it. Made in the good ol’ USA. San Francisco, California to be exact. The ties are derived from only the finest reclaimed redwood, sourced from old barns and bridges all over Northern California. Being super lightweight is key, allowing you to wear one all day and all night without the urge to take it off like regular ties. Each segment is held together by an elastic cord, giving you ultimate flexibility and comfort. No need to worry, as the cords can be adjusted to suit your collar size.

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CXXVI Holiday 2011 Ties

Here comes a nice offering of slim ties from all American brand CXXVI. Offered in 4 different color ways, these ties utilize the chambray look with Japanese fabric giving the tie depth and texture. The ties are constructed by hand at family owned factory in Chicago and are of a limited run. Each piece comes in a hand numbered satchel so be sure to get suited before it’s to late.

J.A. Christensen Maker Ties

As you might have guessed, ties weren’t always churned out by huge manufacturing equipment — they were made on a single needle sewing machine, by a single operator. Return to this time with J.A. Christensen Maker Ties ($90). Created with these classics in mind, these ties are cut across the fabric’s width to give them a unique look, and feature square backs, vintage denim construction, a length of 55 inches, and width of three inches — not too short, not too skinny, but just right for pairing with a modern suit and shirt.