Note: The above tie/tie bar combination doesn’t appear to exist online, so check in stores.
This probably comes down to the rule of thirds. Or, flashbacks to the slow climb up one particular roller coaster as a kid, looking down at the lap bar not reaching all the way across both my legs and thinking: “how the hell is this going to keep me in here?” But it always did.
A one and a half inch tie bar is a little more casual than a full width tie bar. It’s the not quite all the way across width which makes it seem a little more function instead of fashion first:
It’s a matte/brushed silver, and it also happens to be a steal. It has a good weight to it, doesn’t feel cheap, and usually runs around $20 – $25 at Macy’s if you happen across one on a sale day. It also comes attached to a tie. The tie is a too slim for some 2.5″ at it’s widest point, and… it’s all poly. That’s good because it doesn’t shine. That’s bad because, some understandably can’t stand polyester ties. But it’s honestly not about the neckwear this time.
Kudos to TheTieBar.com for having a real nice variety of tie bars for $15.00 plus $5.99 shipping, so if you want something a little larger or even a little smaller, head in that direction. Otherwise, if you play your cards right, you can get one for around the same price with no waiting. And it happens to come with a tie.
The Huck team is off on vacation. Which means their big winter clearance is very…
Brooks Brothers starts their winter clearance with an additional 25% off sale items.
Plus a Christmas album you probably haven't heard yet this year. Maybe.
With a focus on holiday events. It's their last sale before their shipping cutoff.
Style choices to make for those times when how you're perceived is critical.
Timex grows into a solid, grown-up dive watch design.
