The tie may be perceived as a quintessentially masculine accessory, a cornerstone of men’s fashion. However, women have enjoyed wearing ties as part of their fashion for over a century. From Marlene Dietrich to Annie Hall, discover the fascinating history of women wearing ties and why they love to do so.

Tieroom is proud of its huge collection of quality ties at affordable prices. However, in this post we explore the most expensive tie ever made in the world. We will also feature some of the other most expensive ties ever made, including by some of the most famous Italian and French fashion houses.

A collection of quality ties is a must-have for any man who loves to be well-dressed. Yet there are times when you may feel that your tie needs something more, whether the occasion is formal or more casual. It could be an excellent idea to add a tie bar to your tie.

It is not only we mere mortals that love our bow ties. Many famous men, especially of the 20th century, have loved bow ties so much that they became synonymous with wearing them. This article is a salute to all the famous men who loved wearing bow ties, some of them icons of history.

You enjoy the pleasure of adorning yourself with one amazing Tieroom tie after another. You know you look good. But maybe ‘satisfied’ is not part of your vocabulary. Maybe you demand that extra little oomph! If so, we suggest adding either a tie tack or a tie bar for a finishing touch that will elevate your look to a whole...

The history of the tie is one of the most interesting in the history of men's fashion and clothing. It also seems like ties have been around for ages. But of course that's not true. You hardly ever see Roman or Greek statues of emperors and warriors wearing ties!

Cotton may be the king of fabrics, but linen is the emperor. Not only has linen been around for longer than cotton, but it could be considered the first ‘global’ fabric too. Linen has been a mainstay of men’s fashion for eons.

“Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air.” Few sentences evoke warm, wonderful weather quite like those words by the American philosopher and poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson. For many of us, the onset of spring and the coming of summer is a welcome relief from the depths of winter.

Ancient Persia. A town in western Scotland. Bandannas. The Beatles. These are just some of the things that are synonymous with one of the most enduring and famous patterns in men’s ties: paisley.

“I like dressing in all seasons. Every season has its own character and charm.” Those are the words of the actor, Pierce Brosnan, the suave Irish actor who played James Bond in four films.

Okay, that’s all very easy for 007 to say, but what about the rest of us?