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Weddings are not just about love and commitment; they're an expression of personal style and trends that define the year. As we step into 2024, brides and grooms are embracing a fresh palette of colors to adorn their special day. Here are a few colors to look out for during the coming year poised to grace ceremonies and receptions this year: 1. Sage Soft yet sophisticated, sage captures the essence of tranquility. This muted green hue exudes a sense of calmness, making it an ideal choice for weddings. Whether used as the main color or as an accent, sage green adds...

It's be a while since we have posted. To say that 2020 has been challenging is an understatement for all of us! However as we have been adjusting to our "new normal", we have been busy in our shop working on adding colors to our neck wear lines. This year has been a wildly popular year for autumn shades. The two front runners for us have been our Burnt Orange and Rust. No surprise to us because they are both very rich and beautiful colors and fit so well with the Fall season. At Mr. Bow Tie we receive a...

At the end of year, we really like to look back and see what the year brought us here at our Mr. Bow Tie shop. We always try to offer a variety of colors so that everyone can pick what they are really looking for. As a result, we often wonder, "What did people like best?" or "Will a certain color keep its popularity from last year?" There are so many things we wonder about and its always exciting to reflect at the end of the year, and with having so many different colors to choose from, we like to share...

Largely known to be named after the Duke of Windsor, the Full Windsor, otherwise known as the Double Windsor is a wide knot that is symmetrical, triangular and a classic knot for a tie. While there are a number of steps to successfully completing this knot, its worth it and looks great with any style of tie. The tie will stay in place, and does not slip away very easily, keeping it well situated no matter what activities you are doing.  The Full Windsor is a great knot for any type of event or social setting and will work well...

The half windsor knot is an excellent knot to choose for your tie as it separates yourself from those who are using very basic knots for their ties and creates comfort in knowing that your knot looks amazing and sophisticated without being too over the top. If your looking for something that looks professional, but also shows that you're a laid-back kind of gentlemen then this is the knot for you! At the end of this tutorial you will finish with a slightly smaller and subtle knot than the traditional full-windsor knot. Now, let's get into what we are really...