Accessories. As much as we like them, buying the good ones can be pretty expensive. On one hand, we want a well-crafted, high-quality product. On the other hand, it’s difficult to justify paying an arm and a leg for a tie, pocket square, or scarf that might not get a ton of regular use. The guys who started The Knottery decided to take matters into their own hands, creating a business that brings “style and value together as an attainable reality.”
How can you pass up a pocket square called The Bull?
The Brooklyn based company creates stylishly appointed ties, pocket squares, caps, scarves and more, all with a reasonably affordable price tag. The new arrivals section includes The Bull, a handmade Japanese flannel striped cotton pocket square with navy contrast border for $18, as well as a tie called The Swindle, a 100% wool, red and grey heather piece of “Buffalo plaid for the white collar crowd.” This particular tie runs $40. These aren’t your run of the mill accessories; they’re fun and adventurous while being refined enough to be worn in most situations.
The Swindle tie & a few more you’ll find at The Knottery
If $40 is too rich for your blood, or you just want to stock up on ties, The Knottery offers a $10 ties section with 13 options, ranging from The Witness, a solid cotton flannel tie available in Heather brown, blue, grey, and red, to the in-your-face multicolored insanity of The Cran Razzy – a multicolor linen tie that will certainly help you stand out from the crowd. Looking for a bow tie? They’ve got a section for that.
A few $10 ties from The Knottery
The sale section of TheKnottery.com gives you even more to choose from, with prices for some products there starting at $9. If you’re looking for thoughtfully created accessories in a variety of fabrics and patterns at affordable prices, add The Knottery to the list of online shopping destinations – you won’t be disappointed.
Which product from The Knottery tickles your fancy? The Whopper? The Crying Wolf? The Ugly Duckling? Talk about your favorites in the comments below.
