Solid Tie
Red Tie by 1901
How to wear 1901 Solid Tie
Dress for success in a navy overcoat and a 1901 red tie. To give your ensemble a more laid-back vibe, why not complement your ensemble with black leather tassel loafers?
This pairing of a blue suit and a red tie is a foolproof option when you need to look polished and truly stylish. Hesitant about how to finish off? Introduce tan leather oxford shoes to this ensemble to jazz things up.
Try pairing a navy blazer with a red tie if you're going for a proper, trendy outfit. For an on-trend hi-low mix, add a pair of tan leather derby shoes to the equation.
Marrying a navy vertical striped double breasted blazer and a 1901 Solid Tie is a guaranteed way to infuse your day-to-day styling collection with some rugged refinement. All you need is a great pair of burgundy leather oxford shoes.
Loving the way this combo of a charcoal check blazer and a 1901 Solid Tie from Nordstrom instantly makes you look sharp and refined. A pair of black leather boat shoes will add a mellow touch to this ensemble.
A grey blazer looks so refined when teamed with a red tie for an ensemble worthy of a complete gentleman. Add a relaxed twist to an otherwise standard ensemble by rounding off with a pair of black leather derby shoes.
Dress in a red blazer and a 1901 Solid Tie if you're aiming for a proper, fashionable outfit. If you need to easily tone down this outfit with footwear, why not complement your getup with a pair of brown leather derby shoes?
A dark brown gilet and a 1901 Solid Tie are absolute must-haves if you're putting together a stylish wardrobe that holds to the highest sartorial standards. Our favorite of an endless number of ways to finish this ensemble is with burgundy leather derby shoes.
A navy seersucker suit and a 1901 Solid Tie? This outfit will turn every head in the proximity. If you want to effortlessly dress down your look with one single piece, add a pair of burgundy leather tassel loafers to your look.