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post #1456 of 2088

12/25/12 at 5:02pm

UglyJoe

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Which do you guys prefer for a formal tie with a navy suit: prince of wales or english plaid?

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post #1457 of 2088

12/25/12 at 5:46pm

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Personally I prefer the English plaid

post #1458 of 2088

12/25/12 at 7:39pm

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post #1459 of 2088

12/26/12 at 12:33pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by UglyJoe

Which do you guys prefer for a formal tie with a navy suit: prince of wales or english plaid?

Of the two, prefer the English Plaid.

post #1460 of 2088

12/26/12 at 4:18pm

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Agreed. English plaid. It's on my "to-get" list.

post #1461 of 2088

12/26/12 at 9:33pm

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Hi all,

I'm fairly new to SF and would appreciate some input from all you knowledgeable folks tremendously. I'm looking to order a couple of Sam Hober ties, as I've read nothing but outstanding reviews. I've decided to start with solid color grenadine ties for my first order. These ties will be going with a dark gray (not quite as dark as charcoal) suit and a white/light blue solid-colored shirt. I will be getting a navy-colored tie for sure, which one of the following is more versatile as a second tie (for interviews, work, etc.)?

-Dark red/burgundy (leaning a bit more towards burgundy)

-Bitter chocolate

-Forest green

-Charcoal gray/silver

Would love to hear your suggestions. Thanks in advance!

post #1462 of 2088

12/26/12 at 9:39pm

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Burgundy and bitter chocolate. Burgundy is more versatile probably, but the chocolate will help you subtlely stand out.

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12/26/12 at 10:03pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by gotmoo

Hi all,

I'm fairly new to SF and would appreciate some input from all you knowledgeable folks tremendously. I'm looking to order a couple of Sam Hober ties, as I've read nothing but outstanding reviews. I've decided to start with solid color grenadine ties for my first order. These ties will be going with a dark gray (not quite as dark as charcoal) suit and a white/light blue solid-colored shirt. I will be getting a navy-colored tie for sure, which one of the following is more versatile as a second tie (for interviews, work, etc.)?

-Dark red/burgundy (leaning a bit more towards burgundy)
-Bitter chocolate
-Forest green
-Charcoal gray/silver

Would love to hear your suggestions. Thanks in advance!

bitter chocolate.

post #1464 of 2088

12/26/12 at 11:36pm