Fatherly ties and western belts in American style
The piece surveys Father’s Day neckwear from classic ties to Western bola ties. It notes 80 to 100 million ties sold yearly in the U.S., benefits of wearing a tie, and a Knoxville classroom teaching etiquette. It traces Western bola ties as Arizona’s official neckwear with a legend of origin.
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Ties Through Time and the Rise of the Dandy
A compact history of neckwear from Stone Age necklaces to modern trends. It traces ruffs and collars, the Croatian origin of the cravat, Louis XIV court fashion, and how English gentlemen created many knots. It notes the four-in-hand and bow tie as enduring styles and the impact of mass production on colors and patterns.
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