Monday 21 December 2015

How To Choose The Perfect Tie For Your Suit?

If you are reading this article, then it’s pretty clear that you have at least a little sense of fashion in you. You know that you need a matching tie because the right tie can help you look much smarter and confident. However, the real problems sets in when you have to choose among the range of variety you are introduced with, and let’s admit most men just don’t care about the fabrics, patterns or tints and shades. And, I’m pretty sure that many of you must need to look up in a dictionary what a tint exactly is.

While many men prefer to go with the standard ties, which are either simple striped or solid colored, to avoid all the fuss, it never hurts to try exploring the vast sea of options you really have.

Whether you are just exploring the choices to add variety in your wardrobe or need a matching tie to go with your suit for a special event, to find a perfect match you need to understand the basics.

Men’s ties can be broadly divided into four categories; striped, solid, plaid and ties with small repeating images.

1. Striped Tie
A striped tie is the best option when you are looking for a simple yet classy look. It can be worn with both shirt and suit by choosing a stripe that compliments it. For instance, a subdue stripe would be the perfect match for a checked shirt whereas a fine pinstriped suit would look better with a bolder striped tie.

                   

2. Solid Tie
Solid tie is the most basic of all as it can be worn any type of suit as long as the colors coordinate with each other. However, one point that you must keep in mind is to avoid wearing a tie of same shade as that of the shirt or suit

                   

3. Plaid Tie
A plaid tie looks very elegant with solid colored shirts and suits. It gives your shirt or suit a more lively look and makes you look more confident.

                   

4. Ties with small repeating images
Ties with small repeating images can be seen commonly among groups and clubs, where repeating images can be anything ranging between small figures, polka dots and paisley. These can bring life out of even plain solid suits. However, secondary and bright colors must be avoided and attention should be given to the difference in scale of pattern.

                   

So, now that you know all the basics, go ahead and pick up a tie and a little spark to your style.