White Bow Ties
White bow ties are the mark of the most formal dress code and a bold contrast with a black suit. See more colors in our bow ties.
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White Bow Tie Black Suit Contrast
A white bow tie with a black suit or tuxedo is a striking, modern look for proms, stage performances and themed parties. Keep the shirt white and the pocket square white for a clean, coordinated finish. It photographs beautifully and stands out in group shots.
Keep white bow ties clean by storing them flat in their box.
Tuxedo White Bow Tie Tradition
Traditionally, a white bow tie is worn with a tailcoat, a wing-collar shirt and a white waistcoat for white-tie events, the most formal dress code of the 1920s and today. For a Gatsby gala, it gives the most period-correct formal finish to a tailcoat.
White Bow Ties FAQ
When is a white bow tie worn?
Traditionally for white-tie events with a tailcoat.
Can I wear white with a black tux?
Yes, as a modern style choice.
How do I keep it white?
Spot clean promptly and store it flat.
















