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Tie Bar

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A metal clip that keeps a tie in place and adds a touch of polish.

What is a Tie Bar in Men’s Fashion?

A tie bar is a metal clip that keeps a tie in place and adds a touch of polish to formal and business outfits.

Tie bars date back to the early 20th century and were originally designed to secure ties. Today, they serve both functional and aesthetic purposes in formalwear.

How it’s used/worn

Clip between the third and fourth buttons of your shirt, ensuring it is horizontal and not wider than the tie.

Examples

Classic silver tie bars; matte black options for a modern edge.

Where should a tie bar be placed?

Between the third and fourth buttons of your shirt.

Can tie bars be worn with all ties?

No, avoid wearing them with knit ties or very wide ties.

Are tie bars still in fashion?

Yes, they remain a timeless accessory for formalwear.

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