Ties
A tie gives a personal accent to a shirt and jacket. A plain colour keeps the look simple, while a pattern can pick up the shades of a suit or introduce a contrast. From work appointments to formal occasions, it is one of the details that most clearly distinguish the way a suit is worn.
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A plain tie brings the relationship between knot and shirt collar into focus. A pattern introduces a second rhythm, accompanying the simplicity of a suit or interacting with stripes and checks. When the designs differ in scale, they remain individually legible and create a more interesting relationship within the outfit.
The width of a tie finds a natural reference in the jacket lapels, while its colour can recall a shade already present in the clothing. A pocket square introduces another point of interest, perhaps through a different tone or pattern. Together, these details shape a personal way of wearing a shirt and suit, from professional settings to occasions that call for a more formal approach to dressing.