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What tie with this shirt?

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Charcoal knit would be good.
 

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A solid or a striped or polka?

Cheers
 

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Solid. The shirt is a loud pattern, another pattern could be done, but would be tricky. A knit tie provides texture, and thus visual interest, without adding a competing pattern.
 

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You can use those shirts for the office if you use a solid black, charcoal grey or navy blue suit. I do insist on solid. The pattern and the color of the shirts are already loud so, you want to tone down everything else. For casual ties, use a slim or knit solid black, dark purple or navy blue. For office, don't go with a tie if you can. If not, use a regular solid dark purple which can be used for all three mention above suit color spectrum.
 
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You can use those shirts for the office if you use a solid black, charcoal grey or navy blue suit. I do insist on solid. The pattern and the color of the shirts are already loud so, you want to tone down everything else. For casual ties, use a slim or knit solid black, dark purple or navy blue. For office, don't go with a tie if you can. If not, use a regular solid dark purple which can be used for all three mention above suit color spectrum.


I disagree with pretty much everything in this post.
 

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