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9th March 11, 03:08 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by davidlpope
I'd urge you to think about these ties as an addition to your regular wardrobe, instead of focusing on trying to match the tartan in your kilts. A couple nice repp stripes with navy, gold, dark green, burgundy, etc. is a good place to start. Perhaps a "Churchill Dot" in a dark, rich color. Next a small fouillard pattern. To top it off, a nice solid color, maybe with a bit of texture. Unless one wears a tie everyday for work, you'll find that you only need 5-6 ties to look sharp with any outfit you'd pull out to wear.
If your waistcoat is burgundy, though, I might wear a non-burgundy tie just to break things up a bit.
Best of luck!
David
Well stated David, and I concur completely. Ben Silver and Brooks Brothers are great resources for the specific neck ties David mentions - not too mention for dress shirts as well. And again, don't worry about matching - it looks far better when one does not! Good luck mate!
Yours aye,
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