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Luxury Silk Ties

Classic Silk Ties

Wedding Silk Ties

Extra Long Ties

Style tips
The dimple - A good knot should always have a dimple. The dimple in the little indentation right below the knot of the tie. A good dimple is made before you tighten the knot. You start by putting your index finger in the fabric directly under the knot while lightly squeezing the side of the fabric as you tighten the knot pulling down on the wide end of the tie. The dimple should be centred in the middle of your knot.

Never wear a brown belt with black shoes and vice versa.

To find the colour tie you want take a swatch of material of the colour you like and send it to us at Tie Box. We will match it for you. If need be we can produce the tie for you in our bespoke service.

If you are wearing a patterned suit, do not wear a patterned shirt.

Do not tuck your tie in to your trousers.

If the narrow part of the tie is longer than the wide part, try tying again.

Never leave a tie knotted at the end of the day. It will ruin your tie.

To keep your ties in the best condition always hang them and not roll them.

If you are looking for a smart business shirt, try the Ted Baker Endurance range, stocked at House of Fraser. They are a fantastic cut and will last forever.

Dry clean your silk ties only and avoid contact with water.

When buying a silk tie as a present, think about presentation and purchase a gift box with it. Tie Box do a great plexi-glass case.

The tip of your tie must never fall below your belt.

Always buy Italian silk ties if your are looking for great style and finish.

If you are in Italy, visit the Gucci and Prada factory shops located just outside of Florence.

Look out for our advertising in GQ, Tatler and vogue. Superior magazines for a superior product.

As a general rule, you can wear a striped shirt with a striped tie as long as the stripes are not identical size.

Make sure at least one colour in your tie matches either your shirt, suit or your shoes.

There are general rules to selecting a colour for you. However it is dependent on your personality more than anything else. For instance, red compliments a person who is vibrant and exuberant. Similarly, if you are loving and sympathetic then pink may be your colour. Creative people prefer blue and individualism is reflected in grey. Even shades speak louder than words so pick your tie carefully.