🎩 Exquisite Paisley Woven Men's Accessories: PenSee Classic Black Edition Review

First, it's a bow tie. And I have a love-hate relationship with flying. LOL But this one seems up to the task and looks amazing. Black paisley is a cool number. I needed a black tie and didn't want a plain black tie so this was approved. Nice choice. I will probably use them again if I buy another one.

Material and workmanship look very high quality, even if the bow tie only costs €9. That's the right bow tie that you need to tie yourself. The neck adjustment slots are not marked for neck size, but I was able to determine the correct slot for my 17 1/2" neck in just a few tries. I've worn it to work and gotten lots of compliments! Seasonal fly wearers at work asked me where I got them from because they wanted to buy them.

It took me forever to figure out how to tie it properly (even with all the YouTube videos - they seem to be skipping a step, or I just know it I don't get it!), but once I figured out this nonsense it fit like a dream and looked amazing! If you're buying it to match an apple print waistcoat, note that it's a little darker. At most events you can wear this combination to, no one will ever notice the difference.

Excellent tie, good dense material, holds the bow very well. My neck is slightly larger than average, although not a big/big/muscular neck, but barely big enough to stand on the longest notch. I've come to the conclusion that this is the standard size in the industry, so not a punch per se. But my mom was kind enough to add a few inches of fabric at the back, which gave me some wiggle room.

These new Pensee Self flies are one of the cheapest ($4.99) flies you will find on the market at a great price. Very good quality ties. I recommend them to all my friends who love this type of flies. If you don't know how to tie a bow tie, these are great for a lifetime of learning this technique. I am an experienced teacher for this; How can I tie them without looking in the mirror and how can I tie them to others while seeing them face to face? This skill was taught to me by my grandfather…