Get 10% off when you enter the promo code. I have bought three ties from them and they are absolutely gorgeous! 100% silk for that price ..they also come with cute instruction booklets and a gift box for free. Shipping is also free in Australia. They are ties specifically for females, I wear them to interviews and what not!
cute instruction booklets
Well they sit for women perfectly. I used to wear men's ties and like ..they were a bit too long. These guys ties fit well and don't just droop down.
Are you saying there are no vertically challenged men out there?
Ties for women stupid enough to believe they need overpriced 'ties for women' rather than the massive range of ties currently available.
Absolute joke, there is no difference between a mans tie and a womens tie.
I'm not saying that I recommend the following brand but from a quick google - Silk ties for $15-$20 cheaper = no deal here.
http://www.graysoutlet.com.au/search?q=Silk+tie&brand=brooks…
I used to agree with that and said the same thing, until I bought it. No there isnt a difference in looks wise, but in length it sits better for females in my opinion :)
Wouldn't a quick trip to an alteration shop (as many buisness people make with many garments) fix that?
It would be little effort to shorten a tie since you would just take it off the skinny side.
Tried that, one person ruined my tie in doing so. Most things can be altered but just wouldn't risk it again.
You know that ties are highly adjustable in length right?….
Yeah, my husband said that too. Then comes the width part.. Some of them are too bulky or thin, others just don't sit right. Rather pay the $40 and have a tie that doesn't need to be altered or anything.
This site needs a different model for the "how to tie" section. The headless person they use doesn't have the same feel as the rest of the site.
Also, from the Twitter page this looks like an almost permanent promo.
Deal poster not a rep? Seems like it..
Why do women need to wear ties in the kitchen anyway?
What exactly makes them female ties? How are they different to regular ones?