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The Prince of Ties
This tie was apparently worn by Nick Nolte while starring opposite Barbara Streisand. We offer it to you to download, print and wear [640 Kb] as part of our extensive collection. |
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1993
Inspired by Versace, production of this style of tie was halted by the flourescent ink crisis of 1993. We offer it to you to download, print and wear [567 Kb] as part of our extensive collection. |
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The Bobbit
This style of tie is still commonly worn by Geography teachers and some passengers on the number 11 tram. Freud would have a field day We offer it to you to download, print and wear [446 Kb] as part of our extensive collection. |
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Cupid
Escher-esque lovehearts for Valentines day or anniversaries. Download it for your next romantic interlude. We offer it to you to download, print and wear [597 Kb] as part of our extensive collection. |
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Meterolus
This design depicts Meteorolus the Greek god of weather vanes in an epic battle with the North Wind. We offer it to you to download, print and wear [598 Kb] as part of our extensive collection. |
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Not Mombassa
Reg Mombassa's rendering of Australian icons for the Mambo clothing company has become something of an icon itself. This tie was not designed by him and Mambo don't make ties. We offer it to you to download, print and wear [633 Kb] as part of our extensive collection. |
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Marbled Harmonie
This tie, by "Harmonie," was "hand-woven and marbled in India". Made of silk and smelling faintly of the Ganges, it is a fine example of a tie for messy eaters We offer it to you to download, print and wear [591 Kb] as part of our extensive collection. |
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The author (one of the world's leading grabatologists) recommends white shirt and teal trousers as a compliment to any tie. The above ties (and hundreds more) were tested with such an ensemble over a two year trial period.
All teal/tie combinations were found to be suitable for professional environments, particularly hospitals.
