Wear a tie that complements your shirt and suit, tied neatly with a suitable knot, and positioned so the tip just reaches your belt buckle.

Navy, burgundy, grey, and black ties work with most suits and occasions, while patterned or bright ties are great for personal style statements.

Hang ties on a tie rack to prevent wrinkles or roll them loosely for compact storage. Avoid tight knots when storing.

Most ties are delicate – spot clean or dry clean only. Ironing directly can damage fabric; use a low-heat setting with a cloth if necessary.

Yes, slim ties remain trendy for modern and casual smart outfits, while wider ties are preferred for formal occasions or traditional styles.

Colours can convey personality and intent: red shows power, blue signals trust, black indicates formality, and grey reflects versatility and subtle elegance.

A black tie event is formal, requiring a tuxedo and typically a black bow tie, representing the highest standard of classic evening dress. If you want to find out more about selecting the perfect dinner shirt to complete your look, check out our guide about How to Choose the Perfect Dinner Shirt for Black Tie Events

A versatile wardrobe starts with 5–10 quality ties in classic colors and patterns, offering options for work, social, and formal events.