In the 1900-1920s, Edwardian men’s ties came in several shapes. The bow tie was used for day or evening wear, but the new necktie became increasingly popular. These early ties were like silk scarfs with pointed tips. Dark solids, stripes, polka dots and paisley were all common patterns. In the later years, the skinny tie with a square edge made of silk or knit wool was the new fad. For morning suits, the ascot was still worn as the most formal option for day wear. Very formal occasions called for a white bow tie.
Read the history of 1900s -1910s men’s neckties.
While reproduction Edwardian men’s ties are not readily available, these new ties come in the patterns, colors and shapes seen in the turn of the century. They are an ideal accessory for your Edwardian men’s shirt.
Edwardian Style Men’s Ties
