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Posted in Wholesale Clothing on 06/26/2008 01:00 am by admin
PREVENTING STAINS ON YOUR SILK TIE
You’ve bought what you consider the perfect silk tie and are you now scared to wear that silk tie every day because you don’t want to get it stained? Silk ties are very popular because not only are they elegant and professional-looking but they also boost someone’s confidence. If you have all these marvelous silk ties but you don’t use them just because you’re scared about the stain, here are things that will serve as protective accessories for your ties against stains.
1.Tie bars – tie bars are also called tie sliders and are usually made of metal. These are easily clipped to the tie and in between shirt buttons. The design and and color range from simple to loud and elaborate. Tie bars are not only helpful in preventing stains from getting to your expensive silk ties, but they can also be really fashionable. If an event requires you to dress formally but you still want to show your personality, having a groovy tie bar will really make your attire unique.
2.Tie clips – tie clips also work like tie bars. They can serve as a fashion accessory and double as protections for your ties against stains. Tie clips will help keep your ties in place, especially if you are going to attend an event with lots of eating, drinking, and moving around too much. You might not notice it if your expensive tie is already soaked in sauce or beer, so having a tie clip will really help keep it in place.
3.Tie chains – unlike the clips and the bars, tie chains will not be attached directly to your tie, only around it. It’s a good alternative if you don’t want any marks in your tie from having a clip on it all day long. If you’re scared a tie clip can ruin the fabric of your tie, a tie chain is a great alternative. All you have to do is attach the chain in one of your shirt buttons, place it over the tie, and lock the chain behind again. It will help keep your tie in place without having direct contact with your tie.
Getting stains in your silk ties is a lot of hassle and could cost you a lot of money. Not only that, if the tie you ruined is a gift from someone special like your wife or your mother, there is a lot more at stake than just the cost of the tie. It’s not easy to tell someone that you ruined the expensive silk tie that they gave you as a gift, so the best thing to do is to try these ways in preventing stains from getting in your ties as much as possible.
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