ALSKAD BLUE tie

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SKU
NP602
Special Price $39.00
Solid steel blue silk & tone-in-tone grape vines
Material
100% woven silk
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Necktie size guide
Product ModelLengthWidth
Classic tie59" (150 cm)3 ⅛" (8 cm)
Skinny tie59" (150 cm)2 ⅜" (6 cm)
Boy's tie medium49 ¼" (125 cm)2" (5 cm)
Boy's tie small pre-tied11 ⅘" (30 cm)2" (5 cm)

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Description

So you've finally decided you've been engaged long enough. Well, congratulations! Let's proceed to the dressing issues at hand. A monochromatic look is an excellent choice for this big day ΓÇô it provides gravitas and exhibits good taste and great style. Using different nuances of a single or adjacent colours ties everything together and gives harmony to an outfit. This all seems very fitting indeed now that you've decided to tie the knot. Alskad Blue is a light tint with climbing leaves tone in tone. Do you wish to stay monochrome without the gravitas? Play with tone-in-tone patterns, light-tinted shirts and a few green and purple details, why not in the pocket square. Good luck!

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    Review by Marie

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    beautiful tie and matched the picture well

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    Lovely

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  5. 100 % of 100
    Everything is good, assortment, price and delivery time!

    Review by Rolf Jangbratt

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  6. 60 % of 100
    Colour darker than pictured. Not very soft either like usual silk.

    Review by Layla Lowe

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  9. 100 % of 100
    Great quality looked perfect with my sons best man suit

    Review by Diane Kent

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