4 Responses to “How can you tell the difference between a good and bad quality neck tie?”
Comment by Thule124
March 17th, 2009
If you hold the tie up, it won't twist.
It'll be made of a better quality silk.
It'll come from a better brand.
The absolute best ties are made strictly by folding silk, and have no lining.
Comment by Katie
March 17th, 2009
the color. get one that's sharp and unusal
Comment by * Your Sparkly Angel *
March 17th, 2009
Bad quality ones are thin and flimsy, and fray very easily.
Good ones are the opposite, and and thicker, and dont fray.
With the good ones, you will be able to feel the quality
Comment by rosemag
March 17th, 2009
It should be made from 100% silk. A good eye for fashion helps with choosing color and pattern. If unsure, look in a shop like Brooks Brothers, Ben Silver, etc., and peruse their selection. They are expensive lines, but you are buying label. I have found great ties (Ralph Lauren Polo label, being one) in places like T.J. Maxx for $12.99, etc.
March 17th, 2009
If you hold the tie up, it won't twist.
It'll be made of a better quality silk.
It'll come from a better brand.
The absolute best ties are made strictly by folding silk, and have no lining.
March 17th, 2009
the color. get one that's sharp and unusal
March 17th, 2009
Bad quality ones are thin and flimsy, and fray very easily.
Good ones are the opposite, and and thicker, and dont fray.
With the good ones, you will be able to feel the quality
March 17th, 2009
It should be made from 100% silk. A good eye for fashion helps with choosing color and pattern. If unsure, look in a shop like Brooks Brothers, Ben Silver, etc., and peruse their selection. They are expensive lines, but you are buying label. I have found great ties (Ralph Lauren Polo label, being one) in places like T.J. Maxx for $12.99, etc.