welcome back to the gentleman's Gazette
in today's you will discuss 11 bowties
every deaf man should have you recall
your into the video about 12 neckties
every man should have and bowties are a
little different
some men are uncomfortable wearing them
but if you can pull them off the right
way you really stand out from the crowd
in a very debonair way some people will
argue they're a little more eccentric at
the same time they wear cooler
especially during this summer because
they don't have anything covering your
chest of course if you have issues
hanging your ties in your food and
getting them stained with bow ties you
won't have that issue so what you love
in bow ties should be part of every
dapper gentleman's wardrobe one the
black silk bow tie I think every man
should have at least one black bow tie
in silk because chances are you'll be
invited to a tuxedo event maybe it's a
wedding maybe a gala maybe that a formal
evening event and without it you simply
don't fit in and it's bad because you
don't adhere to the dress code in case
you don't want to exceed oh I still
think you should have a black bow tie
because you can wear with a dark suit
and just give a different appearance and
even wear a regular necktie ideally you
should get a silk that matches the lapel
facing off your tux and most of the time
that's satin it can also be grosgrain
and to learn more about what black silk
bow tie is best for your outfit in your
face please check out our in-depth guide
video on that you might be familiar with
our online shop and we actually offer
the largest selection of high quality
black bow ties for gentlemen in the
world so take a look the second bow tie
you should invest in is a navy one with
white polka dots Winston Churchill
famously wore it the tea magnate ellipse
and had one and it's just one of those
all-time classics that works well with
dark suits as well as sport coats tweed
coats or any other sport coat
combination and casual outfits most
people have one in silk personally I
prefer one in wool Shelley such as this
one from Fort Belvedere it has pointed
diamond ends and it just adds more
texture to the outfit it's fantastic for
for winter outfits and the tones are
rather subdued so they're not over the
top so you can
where them in the suit or with a
combination the third bowtie you should
invest in is a red silk micro pattern
bowtie
it can be small dots it can be a larger
pattern maybe a diamond pattern but red
is just one of those colors and menswear
that combines extremely well with any
kind of dark suit no matter its Navy
charcoal by me light gray but you can
also wear it with green brown you name
it the micro pattern makes solid shirts
and suits more interesting but you can
also pair it with let's say a pin dot
suit maybe a striped suit or even a
windowpane so it's quite often these
bowties come with jacquard woven silk
however I suggest you don't go with them
and go with printed silk instead because
they have a finer weave and if you have
facial hair and every man does no matter
whether you shave regularly or not the
little hair will pull out silk threads
and it will look very bad especially on
a jacquard woven silk probably my
favorite red micro pattern bow tie is
this one from far above earlier with a
micro pattern it's a matter red it's
nice and rich but it's a tube ride and
it has accents with a black and a buff
which is kind of a form of beige and
yellow that's not too bright but still
provides enough contrast for an
interesting outfit the fourth quarter
you should invest in is the Prince of
Wales check tie the Prince of Wales
check pattern is a very classic pattern
you can run it in suits you can find it
in neckties sometimes pocket squares and
even socks for bowties you can use it it
pairs particularly well with business
suits if you get a very fine pattern and
it's repetitive its visually interesting
but it's subdued my favorite one
compared with a business suit is the
navy and off-white one from Fort
Belvedere with pointy dents that you can
see here it's very understated if you
want to go a little louder maybe you can
go with something red if you go with a
larger pattern the problem you have is
that what it works for ties it doesn't
work for bowties because the pattern is
too large and it can't repeat itself in
case you want a larger pattern I suggest
you go with bowtie number five which is
a houndstooth bowtie which is part of a
Prince of Wales check but this one is
just a uniform it's larger and here you
can see it in
Silke boohead which is a thicker yarn it
has a different twist it is a matter
than a silk and therefore really
well-suited to any kind of tweed outfit
maybe any kind of rustic outfit anything
with more texture basically some people
also call it dog tooth or Pepita at a
node a it's all the same thing and it's
one of those classic Paris that will
never go out of style and therefore if
you invest in a bowtie of this pattern
you will always be able to wear it no
matter what the current fashion will be
a six botheration weston is a yellow bow
tie ideally you go with something in a
pale tone simply because it combines
better with traditional men's suit and
sport coat colors because when you go to
bright it just stands out too much and
it's hard to do mine because it's a
higher contrast with a subtle yellow or
maybe a buff tone you can add tones like
yellow orange red or green and will
always be a dapper combination that
contrasts well on white shirts light
blue shirts pink shirts and any other
form of pastel color Church my favorite
one is probably the one from Fort
Belvedere with diamonds autumn with red
blue and orange combined because it goes
with so many things it's one of my
favorite Trowell bowties because I can
just combine it with anything I have in
my closet
vii bow tie you should Wesson is a green
bow time I think Green is one of the
most underrated colors in menswear and
we even did an entire video about that
so please check that out because green
is so versatile for bowties I think for
fall/winter a darker green such as the
British racing green or a bottle green
is perfect for spring/summer a lighter
greens such as olive or a maybe linen
green or perfect no matter where you get
a matter silk bow tie that is well
suited to suits or maybe something with
head which is a more casual that has
more texture or maybe will shali which
is a little more matte a green bow tie
goes with most outfits no matter if you
have blue grey brown you can even work
with a green suit even red tones purple
and it works particularly well with
orange tones so think about adding an
orange
pocket square with it because it creates
a very nice contrast
that's very harmonious the eighth bowtie
you should invest in is a stripe bowtie
traditionally you had the red stripe bow
tie just like the one here with a red
and blue stripe but that is quite good
for traditional preppy outfits however
we want something else you could go with
maybe a shantung bowtie which adds more
texture it has these irregular silk
knobs it's softer and just gives you out
for the more casual character multiple
stripes can also work they have more of
a regimental character and if you're not
part of the regiment you can still wear
them because there's so many variations
on them and hardly anyone will ever
notice
what kind of regiment it is in fact most
stripe bowties are not part of a
regiment and if you don't want to be an
impostor maybe pays to look it up before
you get it otherwise just wear it with
confidence and enjoy it
ix bowtie you should invest in if you
live in any kind of warmer climates or
if you go to warmer climates is-8 linen
bowtie sometimes blended with silk or
wool it just has a very summery
character it wrinkles in a sophisticated
way it's usually in lighter colors comes
with a warp oftentimes in white and
therefore it's just a summery character
and I personally like to wear them with
seersucker maybe with a fresco suit and
you can even pair them with a linen suit
the tenth bow tie you should invest in
is a Paisley bow tie Paisley is an
all-time classic
it's a pattern derived from India it has
been revived and reused in menswear and
interior design over and over again so
you can see here is like a large paisley
pattern this is a medium-sized one on
the red one and over here in a mannequin
you can see very small paisley pattern
and it's a form of a micro pattern but
it's just a style that will always be
around and it's very well suited to any
kind of classic object xi bow tie you
should invest in is a velvet bow tie the
velvet fabric is very unique in a sense
that it has a long nap because basically
it is woven and then cut in the middle
so it's very different than other kinds
of fabrics and it's actually a relative
of the corduroy fabric to learn more
about that please check out our corduroy
guide on the website
traditionally the most prized Velvets
were silk Velvets today however you'll
most defined viscose and cotton Velvets
which are not as soft and are sparkly
because of that I designed some
prototypes using only the highest
quality Italian velvet with a high
amount of silk so you get that sparkle
and soon we'll have a narrow shop so
stay tuned if you have these 11 bow ties
you're pretty much at every situation
covered in case you want more you can
look into orange turquoise maybe other
tones of red and brown
personally I've close to a hundred bow
ties because I like to have the
different patterns in two different
shapes and whenever I find something
that's unusual and I like I buy it
because I also like larger bow ties and
smaller ones appointed ones straight
ones
batwing ones barfly ones and it's just a
really nice way to change the entire
outfit especially a suit because it
makes it look so different without
having to invest in a lot of other
things if you're uncomfortable or if you
do not know how to tie a bow tie please
check out our video there's been watched
by more than half a million men and it
really helped them to buy a bow tie the
right way every time you guess it it's
time for the outfit description in
today's video and wearing a three-piece
custom suit made out of a kind of
charcoal Brown fabric with faint orange
red stripes from know a cat is a peak
lapel which is more formal I combined it
with a double-breasted waistcoat which
likewise is a peak lapel and nice cutout
the pants have a fishtail back for
suspenders and inward trace and please
just the way I like them for my figure
because I have a big bum and a big thigh
and slim fit pants just don't look good
on me the shoes or a pretty pair of
Darby's it's a very French style with a
long last and somewhat of a chisel toe
they're from cobbler Union and my socks
are great with a clock pattern they have
some red and white in them which goes
well with my shirt and a stripe in the
suit
they're from Fort Belvedere my cufflinks
are gold with a dark red garnet and my
ring is likewise gold it's from Hungary
with a bloodstone in dark green
and read which goes both my suit and my
bowtie devoted I am wearing here today
is a red matter silk bow tie with some
blue and an orange dot it's a micro
pattern it's a little flower and it
works really well with a formal suit
like the one I'm wearing here right now
but it would also work with a tweed
sport coat like the one over here the
shirt I'm wearing is a white herringbone
shirt of I think your Thomas a Mason
fabric made by sangar the pocket square
I'm wearing is a simple white linen
pocket square from Fort Belvedere that
suits the formality of the suit and
works well with my shirt you can find
all of the four relative bowties and
even more than we showed in the video
here in our shop and if you're in the
market for bowties Southside bowties
that look really dapper when you tie
them and are slightly different every
time for a really unique character
please check out our shop
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