TIE CLIPS

Tie Clips

A "Tie clip" keeps your tie into position. Tie clips clip a necktie to the fold of a shirt. This ensures that the tie always stays on its place and doesn't swing. This way you'll aways have a neat appearance. Tie clips are used by people that wear neckties professionally, for formal parties, weddings and other chique events. Tie clips were introduced in the beginning of the last century, and became popular around 1920. Tie clips are also called "tie clasps", "tie bars" or "tie slides".

Tie clips are a great piece of jewerly and are available in many different price ranges, from cheap to expensive and from small & subtle to large and eye-catching. They usually made of high quality metals like silver, gold or platinum and some have subtle decorative patterns to show an affiliation or a commemorative token.

Tie Pins

A "tie pin" pins tie directly into the shirt. Tie pins are usually smaller and more subtle than tie clips. Usually most people would prefer to wear tie clips above tie pins because the tie pins will cause small damage to both the tie and the shirt and tie pins often look cheaper than tie clips.

Tie Chains

A "tie chain" keeps your necktie in position with a small chain. The chain is usually made of high-quality metals like silver or gold. The bar is attached to a button on the shirt and is not visible. Tie chains are popular on formal parties. Wearing a tie chains to work would normally be "overdressing".