Review on 👔 Classic Wedding Skinny Neckties by Adulove by Greg Harris

A solid color tie never goes out of style, just like slim ones. I didn't know the skinny tie had been around for years until I saw actor Robert Webber's in the classic 12 Angry Men. I'm sure I just didn't notice it on historical pictures, but for some reason it caught my eye. This was most likely due to the proximity and claustrophobia in which the film was shot, but I still noticed the skinny style in his early attempts at fashion. What made this a little more confusing is that I thought the style of the super thick ties from the 1970's indicated an evolution in which ties were getting thinner. Now that I know a bit about the history of the skinny tie, it strikes me as interesting that it wasn't popular until recently, that is, the last fifteen or twenty years. I found the collection with this lovely set of half a dozen Adulove ties. traditional colors with a lustrous silk design that lets everyone know you care about style. I love the classic black tie, and burgundy and blue are the best. I am now wearing a black tie as I write this at work. I am dressed in a business casual context and am happy with how the tie fits around my neck. I prepared the outfit for the next day: a blue tie to be worn with a matching blue shirt. The obvious benefit of wearing a skinny tie, as well as a silk tie, is that it's easier to work with. I've noticed that I never have to wear a tie clip with ties like this because there aren't that many ties flying around. on them instead of buying them individually. This affordable aspect is a plus for me as I prefer to order clothing accessories in bulk. I quickly trust the Adulove brand as this is the third product I have tried from them. I'm sure it will be the new tie brand. In summary I am very happy with this collection of six ties and would recommend them to anyone who appreciates style.