Stylish Retreez Tartan Patterns Microfiber Skinny: Elevate Your Fashion Game! Review

I'm the girl who ordered this for me. This is perfect for me. I've had compliments, the color is feminine and stylish paired with a black shirt and jeans.

I figured there's a catch, an amazing looking skinny tie for this bargain price? You can't even get a disgusting Christmas tie from the June sale at that price. But there's no catch, it's clean, its quality, it's amazing that it exists, I just wish I'd spent literally thousands of dollars on ties over the years!

The only thing I didn't like about the tie was the color. In the picture it appears to be a lighter pink than the actual color of the fabric. I was looking for a softer pink color to wear to work to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everything else about the tie and the seller was 5 stars. Would order again and recommend, just note the color may be darker.

I like the tie, the size and the description of the pattern are correct. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it's listed as pink and grey, but it also comes in black and at least three different shades of grey. I know this is a little picky but it wasn't that easy to tell from the picture and description at the point of sale. It's stylish and I wear it often.

Beautiful tie. My husband loves this. This is the perfect skinny tie. Great quality and looks very nice. No one can guess the price of this tie as it looks like any expensive tie from the big department stores or small boutiques. Great buy, especially for the price. I first bought purple and black for my husband and he liked them so much that a week later I ordered green and black. The purple and black tie is not as light purple as it appears in the photos. The black is definitely black, but…

Good quality material as expected. The color is a bit darker than I expected, in the packaging it looks almost purple. I think this is because the navy blue overlays the pink. The tie was well packaged and good value.

Looked good on my forehead rocking on the table to "Don't Stop Believin'" at a sultry executive dinner party over the holidays.