Silver Bow Ties

Silver bow ties give a suit a cool, bright accent that works with black, navy and gray and looks especially good under evening light. The styles here include festive party bow ties, a paisley in a silver color close to gray and a wedding bow tie offered in a silver color. Other colors are in our main bow ties collection.

Black and Silver Bow Tie Looks

A silver bow tie on black is the cooler twin of the classic black and gold combination. Worn with a black suit or tuxedo, a white shirt and black shoes, it looks clean and modern, and it suits a winter wedding, a gala or a Gatsby party. If your partner wears a silver flapper dress, the two outfits will match in photos without looking identical.

Dark Silver Bow Tie for Weddings

A dark silver shade, close to gray, is easier to wear in daylight and blends well with gray suits. It is a popular choice for groomsmen when the wedding palette includes gray, white, blush or navy. The paisley style adds a subtle pattern for anyone who finds a plain tie too simple.

Festive Silver Bow Tie for New Year's Eve

The festive bow ties are made for a party: New Year's Eve, an office holiday party or a casino night. They also come in red, green, pink, black and a gold color, so a group can coordinate; our gold bow ties are the warmer version. Pair a silver bow tie with a black or charcoal suit, keep the shirt white and let the tie be the only shiny piece.

Where a tie opens on another shade, select the silver color before you order.

Silver Bow Tie FAQ

What suit goes with a silver bow tie?

Black, charcoal and navy suits give the best contrast. On a light gray suit, choose a dark silver shade so the tie stays visible.

Silver bow tie or gray for a wedding?

A silver bow tie usually reads brighter and suits evening receptions, while gray is calmer and works at any time of day.

Can I mix a silver bow tie with gold-tone accessories?

Yes, mixing works if each tone appears more than once. For a cleaner look, keep cufflinks and tie bar silver-tone.