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Men’s tweed tie – an expression of individual style If you are planning to buy a men’s tweed tie, you should know that there are rules of good manners, with which you can confidently dress stylishly and in tune with the label. Sometimes they change, but the tradition never dies. Men’s tweed tie remains a benchmark that everyone follows. Creating your formal style of dress, we recommend you to follow the classics and to choose men's tweed tie according to either the suit or the shirt. Men’s tweed tie is ideal for cooler days and creates exquisite finish to the overall look. In general , over the years, the men’s tweed tie has undergone a major transformation – from the bright colors of the 70's to the narrow models, widely worn by hipsters. Regardless of the era, men’s tweed tie is an expression of individual style and will always impress. Men’s tweed tie - recommended for special events Combining a suit with men’s tweed tie The most important advice is to choose a men’s tweed tie according to the suit, not the other way around. In other words, first buy a suit and shirt, and then look for a suitable tie for them. After all, it is always easier to find men’s tweed tie that goes well with your shirt than a shirt that fits your tie. Now let’s review some general and easy-to follow tips when it comes to combining a suit with men’s tweed tie: A suit with a modern cut fits well with a narrower tie. Avoid too wide or narrow ties. The standard size is between 5 and 7 cm at the widest part. With a much narrower or wider model, you can look old-fashioned. The men’s tweed tie should be darker than the shirt and in one color. Shirts in white, cream and off-white can be worn with any suit or tie. It's the same with black, gray and navy blue suits - they go with almost anything. In case your outfit is too serious, freshen it up with a tie in a bright shade. If you like colorful shirts or blazers, make sure the tie complements the basic colors of the shirt. Men’s tweed tie - for t