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Striped Ties

Evocative of classic regimental ties, or "reg ties," these ties, available in a variety of fabrics, feature bold stripes with versatile colorways. 

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Add Confident Pattern with a Striped Silk Tie

Adding pattern to a tailored wardrobe can feel like a tightrope walk. Solid ties can seem too safe, while complex patterns risk looking busy or clashing. The solution is structure, and nothing provides that better than one of the classic striped ties for men. It’s the easiest and most confident...

Adding pattern to a tailored wardrobe can feel like a tightrope walk. Solid ties can seem too safe, while complex patterns risk looking busy or clashing. The solution is structure, and nothing provides that better than one of the classic striped ties for men. It’s the easiest and most confident way to introduce a pattern to a suit or blazer without any guesswork.

Many men wonder, "what do stripes on ties mean?" Historically, they've signified affiliation and order, from regimental clubs to corporate boardrooms. Today, they project confidence, structure, and a sense of purpose. And are striped ties formal? Absolutely. A classic vertical striped tie in silk is perfectly at home in any business setting, while a sharp striped tie black and white combination can be an excellent choice for formal events and weddings.

Learning how to wear stripes is straightforward. The key is to let the tie be the main pattern, pairing it with a solid or subtly textured shirt. While a traditional vertical striped tie is the cornerstone of any collection, a horizontal striped tie offers a more modern, individualistic statement.

Our collection of men's striped ties offers both, in refined layouts that tie a perfect knot every time.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What do stripes on ties mean?

    Historically, regimental and club stripes signaled membership through specific colors and stripe orders. Today, most striped ties are decorative, so our designs provide classic stripe layouts without implying affiliation.

  • Which shirt patterns pair best with a striped tie?

    Solid shirts are simplest. With striped or checked shirts, keep the tie’s stripe scale different in size and direction to avoid clashing.

  • What knot works best for a striped tie?

    A Four-in-Hand creates a compact, slightly asymmetric knot that suits most collars. A Half Windsor offers a bit more symmetry for wider spreads.

  • Do striped ties work with black or navy suits?

    Absolutely. Navy, gray, burgundy, and forest-toned stripe combinations pair well with navy and charcoal suits for business or semi-formal occasions.

  • Are bold stripe colors appropriate for interviews?

    Stick to conservative combinations for interviews. Save high-contrast or bright stripes for less formal days.

  • How many striped ties do I need to start?

    Begin with one navy-based stripe for business, add a gray or burgundy variant for variety, then introduce a seasonal color once you see which jackets you wear most.

  • Are striped ties formal enough for business and weddings?

    Yes. Subtle repp or regimental stripes in restrained color palettes work for most offices and many wedding settings that do not require evening wear.