Dresses

  I think the color tie you wear can depend on several factors but here are two ways to help you choose a tie color.

  The first is your date.If you are attending an event with a date check to see what color dress she will be wearing. It’s a good idea to match your outfit to hers. For example, if you are wearing a black suit, and she is wearing a blue dress, look for a tie that has a similar color scheme in it. If she’s wearing a multi color dress, choose one color that stands out and buy a solid color tie in a similar shade.

  Then is your suit/shirt color: Is your suit black, blue, gray or brown? Is is pin striped? Evaluate your suit and find a tie that compliments the suit. If your not sure what colors go well together, bring your suit coat or shirt with you when you are buying your tie or ask the sales associate for advice.

  Need to buy a tie but not sure how to buy the right one?Such as how long should my tie be? Please go on!

  The color and pattern of a tie is important, but we often fail to think about the actual length of the tie. Typically, the tip of your tie should lie right about your belt. While there room for error (about an inch or two), a tie that is not long enough will work against most body types. As a point of reference, an average size tie is about 54 inches long. When you are buying a tie, take into account your torso size as well as the size of the knot you generally use to secure your tie. Both of these factors can change the length of your tie.