Formal Ties
A well-chosen tie adds polish and personality to any shirt-and-jacket combination. Classic silk, textured knitted, modern slim, printed, from timeless stripes to contemporary florals. We bring together ties from M&S, ASOS, and specialist neckwear brands so you can compare quality and price easily. Preloved silk ties from premium brands are a particularly smart find, silk holds up well and the patterns are often more interesting than what's currently on the high street.
Products
85 products
Burton
Burton Men's Light Sage Tie & Pocket Square
£7.50
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Burton Men's Black Foulard Tie
£6.00
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Burton Men's Dusty Mauve Tie & Pocket Square
£12.00
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Burton Men's Pink Textured Tie and Accessories Set
£14.00
Burton
Burton Men's Brown Tweed Tie
£8.40
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Burton Men's Navy Slim Tie
£7.20
Burton
Burton Men's Black Slim Tie
£9.60
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Burton Men's Black Bow Tie, Silk Pocket Square & Cufflink Set
£16.80
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Burton Men's Navy Textured Tie & Pocket Square
£9.00
Burton
Burton Men's Black Textured Tie
£9.80
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Burton Men's Black Essential Bow Tie
£10.80
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Burton Men's Rust Textured Tie in Red
£11.20
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Burton Men's Light Pink Textured Tie & Pocket Square
£16.00
Frequently Asked Questions
What tie width should I choose?▾
Match your jacket's lapel width for balance. Standard (7-8cm) works with most suits. Slim (5-6cm) for slimmer, contemporary suits. Avoid extremes unless you're confident in the look. The safest choice matches the lapel you wear most often.
What tie colour is most versatile?▾
Solid navy works with white, blue, pink, and patterned shirts across business and formal settings. Burgundy is the second most versatile. Charcoal grey complements virtually any suit. Build from these core colours before adding bolder options.
How do I tie a tie properly?▾
Four-in-hand is the simplest, slightly asymmetric, relaxed shape, works for most collars. Half-Windsor for a symmetrical, medium knot (good for spread collars). Full Windsor for large, triangular knots with wide-spread collars only. Regardless of knot, the tie tip should reach your belt buckle.