Neck Bow Tie

This neck bow tie is the plain satin model behind most of the shades in our bow ties: a pre-tied bow on an adjustable band, in a long run of solid colors from royal blue and burgundy to lavender and dark khaki.

How the Neck Bow Tie Strap Adjusts

The bow is sewn and shaped in advance, then mounted on a strap that slides to your collar size and closes at the back. That makes it easy for groups: ushers, catering staff at an event, a choir or a swing dance troupe can all wear the same tie without anyone learning to tie one. The supplier lists polyester as the material, with a satin face.

Choosing a Neck Bow Tie Color From the Range

Dark shades such as navy blue, maroon and dark gray suit evening events and winter weddings. Brighter picks like orange, sky blue or bright yellow work for proms, themed parties and stage costumes. For a 1920s outfit, burgundy, brown and black look most period-inspired next to a waistcoat and a newsboy cap. When two shades sit close, such as maroon and burgundy, compare them side by side in the photos.

Neck Bow Tie FAQ

How do you tie a bow tie?

With this one you don't need to: it is pre-tied. You simply fasten the band behind your neck and adjust it.

Why was it called the Roaring Twenties?

The name reflects the energy of 1920s American cities: a postwar economic boom, jazz clubs, new dances like the Charleston and a burst of nightlife. A bow tie was part of a well-dressed man's evening look at the time.

Which colors have their own page?

Black satin, gold color, champagne, pink and light green each have a dedicated page with styling notes. Every other shade is chosen here.

Prefer a different color?

Gold Color Bow Tie · Black Satin Bow Tie · Champagne Color Bow Tie · Men's Pink Bow Tie · Light Green Bow Tie