Advent
Woven silk rep neckties
Advent is a time of expectation and preparation in the Christian Church, and the colors Violet or Purple (a color reserved for use by royalty) are used in the vestments and decorations.

Aficionado
Printed silk twill neckties
We admire those who enjoy the satisfaction of cognac, espresso and a hand rolled Cuban after a long night at the bistro. True aficionados also realize that life is too short to wear a cheap necktie.

Aficionado (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
We admire those who know just what type of cognac and espresso to savor between puffs on a hand rolled Cuban. True aficionados also realize that life is too short to wear a cheap necktie.

Birdwatching
Printed silk twill neckties
We've designed the perfect necktie for nature lovers in general and audubon members in particular: a repeat of an eastern bluebird and a small pair of binoculars.

Birdwatching (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
We've designed the perfect necktie for nature lovers in general and audubon members in particular: a repeat of an eastern bluebird and a small pair of binoculars.

Boise River
Woven silk rep neckties
The Boise River is a popular destination for floating, especially on the urban tree-lined run through Boise during hot and dry summer afternoons.

Cherry Blossoms
Printed silk twill neckties
Japan gave 3,000 sakura trees as a gift to the United States in 1912, and they have since lined the shore of the Washington, DC tidal basin. When these trees reach full bloom in early spring, our nation's capital beams with beauty.

Columbia River
Woven silk rep neckties
By volume, the Columbia is the fourth-largest river in the U.S. and the largest in the Pacific Northwest region. It has the greatest flow of any North American river draining into the Pacific.

Daffodils
Printed silk twill neckties
We pay tribute to this hardy flower bearing the Latin name Narcissus. We particularly like the daffodil because various cancer societies around the world use it as a fundraising symbol.

Daffodils (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
We pay tribute to this hardy flower bearing the Latin name Narcissus. We particularly like the daffodil because various cancer societies around the world use it as a fundraising symbol.

Derby Day
Printed silk twill neckties
As the Kentucky Derby approaches, there's no better way to celebrate the most exciting two minutes in sports than with a mint julep - and our exclusive DERBY DAY necktie.

Derby Day (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
As the Kentucky Derby approaches, there's no better way to celebrate the most exciting two minutes in sports than with a mint julep - and our exclusive DERBY DAY necktie.

Eiffel Tower
Printed silk twill neckties
A beautiful silk twill tie honoring the most popular monument in Europe and designed with the Eiffel Tower, Fleur de Lys and French poodles.

Fleur de Lis
Printed silk twill neckties
The flower of Lily symbol is an all time classic and bears significant meaning to people across the United States - in cities like New Orleans, Louisville and Saint Louis - and around the world. Self-tipped.

Fleur-de-Lys (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
The flower of Lily symbol is an all time classic and bears significant meaning to people across the United States - in cities like New Orleans, Louisville and Saint Louis - and around the world.

Fred Astaire (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
We honor this man of elegance and grace who performed some of the greatest dance numbers of our time. Our dancing figure is adorned with top hats and canes.
Extra long length is 62".

Galapagos
Printed silk twill neckties
This archipelago of volcanic islands is home to a vast number of endemic species, including the blue-footed booby and marine iguana used in our exclusive design. A great gift for conservationists.

Gavels
Printed silk twill neckties
This small ceremonial mallet is commonly made of hardwood and often used by presiding officers - notably American judges, chairmen and auctioneers - to punctuate a ruling or as a call to order.

Gavels (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
This small ceremonial mallet is commonly made of hardwood and often used by presiding officers - notably American judges, chairmen and auctioneers - to punctuate a ruling or as a call to order.

Georgetown
Woven silk rep neckties
Georgetown is one of the most affluent neighborhoods of Washington, DC and home to many of the city's politicians and lobbyists. We used one its ubiquitous gas street lights as the centerpiece of this exclusive design.

Golf Animals
Printed silk twill neckties
It simply wouldn't be fair to make a foursome of humans tee it up against this mixture of past and present golf legends: a tiger, a bantam rooster, a great white shark and a golden bear.

Golf Animals (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
It simply wouldn't be fair to make a foursome of humans tee it up against this mixture of past and present golf legends: a tiger, a bantam rooster, a great white shark and a golden bear.
Extra long length is 62".

Golf Carts
Printed silk twill neckties
Designed with golf carts, hammocks and palm trees, this necktie design makes the perfect gift for your golfer to pack on his next trip to Kiawah or Sea Island. Self tipped.

Golf Carts (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
Designed originally to carry two golfers and their clubs around a course with less effort than the traditional method of walking, the golf cart is now used in many resort communities as the primary mode of transportation.

Golf Umbrellas
Printed silk twill fabric.
We were amazed to discover that golf umbrellas come in such a wide variety of canopy colors, so we thought the concept should be expanded to neckties. The background is a downpour of golf balls!

Head and Shoulders
Printed silk twill fabric.
Designed for the cyclist who is clearly head and shoulders above the rest. We know how well dressed for the road you are, so why not grab something stylish for the office too!

Hedgehogs
Printed silk twill neckties
We are pleased to now offer you two different designs: hedgehogs darting around Greek letters on a red ground (for hedge fund managers) or hedgehog faces on a gold or orange ground (for pet lovers).

Kennedy Center Opera House
Woven silk jacquard neckties
In 1971, the people of Japan gave The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC a distinctive red and gold silk curtain for its newly opened Opera House. We've adapted the rhythmic pattern of the curtain to create these beautiful neckties.

Madame Butterfly
Printed silk twill neckties
Whether watching Puccini's Madame Butterfly as a two-act opera in Italy or as a three-act opera in America, you will surely be moved by this tragic story (and the beauty of our exclusive design).

Martinis
Printed silk twill neckties
This fun and fashionable silk twill necktie is a tribute to those of us who like to shake and stir. Customers young and old tell us our unique design is indeed, perfect. Self-tipped.

New York City
Printed silk twill fabric.
Designed for visitors to the Big Apple. You get yellow taxis, Statue of Liberty crowns, red apples and T.rex dinosaurs (courtesy of The American Museum of Natural History).

Orchids
Printed silk twill neckties
The orchid family is the largest and most diverse of the flowering plant families, with over 800 described genera and 25,000 species. We feature Cattleyas, long considered the "Queen of Orchids," in our exclusive design.

Pawleys Island
Printed silk twill fabric.
We love this Atlantic coast barrier island and birthplace of the famous rope hammock. Pawleys Island is far more secluded than its neighbor to the north, Myrtle Beach, and offers abundant golf, fishing, and birdwatching.

Peaches
Printed silk twill fabric.
Gotta say it - this is a perfectly "peachy" design and certainly one of our most popular. Fresh peaches are available only 16 weeks each year. The tie, however, may be purchased year 'round.

Peaches (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
Gotta say it - this is a perfectly "peachy" design and certainly one of our most popular. Fresh peaches are available only 16 weeks each year. The tie, however, may be purchased year 'round.

Proud Papa
Printed silk twill fabric.
With all of the attention focused on Mom and the new baby, show your appreciation for the expectant father or new Dad by treating him to this fashionable tie adorned with storks and baby feet.

Recycling
Printed silk twill neckties
In order to help promote conservation and awareness about environmental problems, we stylized the international "chasing arrows" recycling symbol to create the first in a series of "green" ties.

Robert Parker
Printed silk twill neckties
We honor the man who has become the most powerful and trusted wine critic in the world. The Wine Advocate logo and Bob Parker's favorite bulldog add a personal touch to this world famous wine tie.

Robert Parker (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
We honor the man who has become the most powerful and trusted wine critic in the world. The Wine Advocate logo and Robert Parker's favorite bulldog add a personal touch to this world famous wine tie.

Salmon River
Woven silk rep neckties
The Salmon is a popular destination for whitewater kayaking, canoeing and rafting. The Middle Fork, more than 100 miles long, travels through the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness Area.

Steeplechase
Woven silk rep neckties
Messrs. O'Callaghan and Blake first raced in Ireland in 1752; today, there are 250 sanctioned races in the U.S. alone, attracting large crowds and prompting grand social activities.

TARP Money
Printed silk twill neckties
The US Treasury was given the authority to purchase up to $700 billion of illiquid, difficult-to-value assets from banks and other financial institutions. Watch those sharks swim!

TARP Money (Extra Long)
Printed silk twill neckties
The US Treasury was given the authority to purchase up to $700 billion of illiquid, difficult-to-value assets from banks and other financial institutions. Watch those sharks swim!

Texas
Printed silk twill neckties
Texas may be internationally known for its energy and aeronautics industries, but we asked true Texans what icons they preferred in this tribute to the Lone Star state - hence we used their flag, cowboy hats and western boots.

Triathlon
Printed silk twill neckties
Thanks to a group of friends who began training at San Diego's Mission Bay in 1974, this endurance sport of swimming, cycling, and running made its Olympic debut in 2000 and continues to soar in popularity worldwide.

Triple Crown
Printed silk twill necktie
A fun and fashionable silk twill necktie designed with a red rose for the Kentucky Derby, a black-eyed susan for the Preakness and a white pine for the Belmont Stakes.

Valencia (Extra Long)
Woven silk rep neckties
This Spanish city of cultural and commercial prestige is considered one of the principal ports of the Mediterranean and played host to the 32nd America's Cup competition.

Violins
Printed silk twill fabric.
We pay special recognition to these marvelous wooden instruments, as well as the composers and musicians who play them, for having acquired such prominence in the world of music.