Solid Maroon Ready Tied Bow Tie

The bow tie, which emerged in the early 19th century as a fashionable alternative to the necktie, has since undergone numerous transformations in shape and style. The watershed moment for the bow tie came in 1886 when Pierre Lorillard introduced it as part of the Tuxedo at the renowned Tuxedo Club near New York City. Lorillard's vision for the Tuxedo as an alternative to conventional formal wear quickly gained traction, and the bow tie became an integral part of the “Black Tie” dress code that followed. This trendy velvet bow tie design combines sartorial elegance with modern flair. Its rich texture and remarkable sheen give it a unique visual appeal that elevates its look to higher echelon of sophistication. The ZOD! Club Wear Bow Ties come with a hook to make it easy to wear