Bow ties, a very personal touch
The bow tie is gaining ground in our daily lives. Who was going to tell us that they no longer look at you as the “weirdo” at the wedding?
Young and not so young (my father, for example, at 63 years old) , dare to replace the tie with a bow tie on more and more occasions.
(In the example, my father dared to wear the pink party flamingo bow tie and a Klein blue suit that suited him wonderfully! Without a doubt, it took away the limelight from his granddaughter's baptism ^^)
For this reason, consumers demand different, original, unique bow ties from us.
Because today, wearing a bow tie is not about being unique, different or having a personal style, the bow tie has become a standard accessory, just like ties, at weddings and baptisms (however, we still have to break the labor barrier, but it will come, we are convinced...)
You know that if you wear a bow tie purchased from a textile multinational, there will be 30 people like you (with the same accessory) at that wedding, party or celebration you plan to go to.
You have to risk.
Choose a bow tie that you feel identified with, one that is not mass-produced, and that does not make you look like you are in uniform.
We know it won't be easy, but as we told you, bow ties are becoming more and more common and we are sure that you will find the perfect one for you, to get that “WOOW” touch that you are looking for.
