Selecting A Silken Tie

• Pinch the tie gently to check the thickness of the material, remember it is the silk and not the lining that must be thick.

• The silk must have weight and be smooth, anything else is a compromise. Hand sewn ties are much better than their machine-made cousins.

• Ensure that tie won't twist around to display its label. Allow the garment to dangle mid air by holding it by its narrow end and raising it high.

• If it flips back, replace it, this is poor quality workmanship. The garment must stay stiff.

• The colors of your tie should blend well with your skin tone and eye color as well as the jacket suit you are planning to team it with. So carry your suit jacket along with  you while shopping for a new tie.

• Find a pattern that is interesting and tasteful.

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