Neckties

RARE Vintage 1998-1999 era Jimmy V (Jim Valvano / V Foundation) "Mark McGwire -62- Special Edition" 100% silk necktie, made in the USA (often by Stonehenge).
It's a fun, conversation-starting piece of sports and fashion history!

$230

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Late 1990s, tied directly to McGwire’s record-breaking 62 home runs in the 1998 MLB season (with the St. Louis Cardinals).
McGwire’s 1998 home run chase gives this one extra nostalgia/appeal among baseball memorabilia fans.
Clear "JIMMY V" brand label at the top and the dark blue "Mark McGwire -62- SPECIAL EDITION" label near the tip (with a purple/ lavender lining visible).
Bold abstract pattern in deep red, black/gray, gold/bronze, and blue accents. It has a crinkled, textured silk look with flowing shapes and small bird-like motifs. These ties in the Jimmy V collection were often designed or inspired by athletes' drawings.
It was a limited/special edition tie from a sports-themed collection. Condition matters a lot (yours looks excellent from the photos).

Vintage Pierre Cardin pre-tied zipper tie (also called a zipper necktie) in a purple/gray/black plaid pattern.

Adjustable neck size via the zipper.
Durability and wrinkle resistance.
Vintage, typically fetch high price

$55

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Classic Designer look, very popular 1970s–1990s (and beyond) with bold patterns and branding.

Dry clean only (per the visible tag).
Store flat or hanging to avoid creases.
The zipper mechanism should be kept clean and free of snags.

Pierre Cardin men's necktie with a diagonal plaid/check pattern in shades of purple/lavender, gray/silver, black, and white accents. The fabric has a slight sheen, typical of many woven polyester ties.

$25

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A nice, wearable designer tie with a classic pattern that pairs well with business or formal outfits.

Vintage Tommy Hilfiger men's necktie, made of silk, featuring a classic geometric/woven pattern. Clearly labeled "TOMMY HILFIGER" on the black neck label with gold lettering and the brand's flag/crest logo. This is a standard label style for the brand's ties.

Vintage from the late 1990s to mid-2000s (vintage range for many collectors).
MSRP was often $50–70

$55

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Medium-to-bright blue base with a repeating grid-like or checkered pattern created by raised/contrasting woven lines and small lighter (beige/gold or off-white) rectangular or square accents. This gives it a textured, structured look suitable for business or formal wear.

The reverse side (tipping/underside) shows a green lining with embossed or printed decorative patterns (possibly heraldic or floral motifs).
One image shows a small secondary tag with a red emblem/crest, which is typical for Tommy Hilfiger quality indicators or care info.

Tommy Hilfiger ties are popular for their American-preppy style, often 100% silk, and made with good construction (many older ones were Made in USA). This pattern—geometric grid/dots on blue—is a timeless design that pairs well with white or light blue shirts and navy/grey suits. The green tipping is a nice contrast detail sometimes used in their higher-end or specific collections.

Vintage Pierre Cardin men's necktie, black with small white polka dots (a classic pattern for the brand).

most likely from the 1970s–1980s
Sell for $50+.

$50

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Clearly Pierre Cardin (French fashion house founded in 1950 by Pierre Cardin. Main label: "Pierre Cardin PARIS" (white tag near the top). Tip label: Brown/tan tag with repeated "Pierre Cardin" text (common on their ties).

Small embroidered/swirl/rose-like logo on the front fabric, which is a known detail on some Pierre Cardin ties

Vintage Christian Dior silk paisley necktie, likely from the late 20th century (probably 1980s–1990s).

100% silk (standard for these).
Vintage Christian Dior silk paisley or patterned ties (especially black with colorful paisley) typically sell for a good price

$95

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Christian Dior (high-end designer). The labels clearly show "Christian Dior" (one main label and a smaller one at the tip). The "Christina Dior" appearance in some photos is likely just a font/style or lighting effect on the script — this is common on authentic vintage Dior ties.

Made in U.S.A. (of imported fabric, typical for Dior ties of that era). This points to quality U.S. manufacturing before much production shifted overseas.
Classic black base with blue, red, and cream/gold paisley motifs. Paisley was very popular in designer ties during that period.
These are popular for collectors, vintage fashion enthusiasts, and people looking for quality silk ties at affordable prices. Brand recognition (Dior) adds to the value compared to generic ties.

Vintage (likely 1980s–1990s) Christian Dior (Monsieur) necktie, made in the USA from fabric woven in Italy.

$159

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Common labeling and construction for Dior ties from that period (licensed production, high-quality silk or silk-blend, often with Italian-woven fabric assembled in the US). The dark navy base with repeating small oval/capsule/geometric motifs in red, blue, and white/cream is a classic subtle designer pattern from that era.

Small, evenly spaced oval or rounded rectangular motifs (sometimes described as "pill," "geometric," or micro-patterns) in red, blue, and light accents on navy. These were popular in Dior's Monsieur line.
Clear "Christian Dior" tag with "Made in U.S.A." and "Fabric Woven in Italy" — standard for authentic vintage pieces from this time.
Definitely Vintage. These "Made in USA / Fabric Woven in Italy" ties are from the licensed era (roughly 1970s–1990s), before more modern production shifted.
Dior silk ties in good condition typically sell for a high price.

Vintage (likely 1980s–1990s or early 2000s) Bill Blass Black Label 100% silk necktie, made in Mexico

$100

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Clear "BILL BLASS" label (with logo) at the back of the blade, plus the smaller tag: "MADE IN MEXICO OF 100% SILK IMPORTED FABRIC." This matches many Bill Blass Black Label ties from that era.

Dark green (forest/teal-ish) ground with a lattice/grid of brown lines, overlaid with gold/brown fern/leaf motifs and prominent red/blue/gold paisley or ornamental teardrop shapes. It's a rich, ornate, somewhat baroque or "opulent" 80s/90s designer style combining foliage and paisley elements.
Vintage: The "Made in Mexico" tag, wide-ish blade style, and overall aesthetic point to late 20th century (probably 1980s–1990s). Bill Blass produced many high-quality silk ties in this period, often under the Black Label line.
This is a solid, classic men's accessory with nice 90s character—great for wearing

Vintage Genuine Oscar de la Renta men's necktie, likely from the 1980s–1990s

$199

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Blue "Oscar de la Renta" script embroidered directly on the fabric near the tip (common on many of their ties).
Maroon/burgundy keeper loop tag with white/gold "Oscar de la Renta" script.
Diagonal striped/ombre pattern in shades of brown/taupe, light blue, gray, and white. It has a decorative seam or detail with small dots along one edge.
Typical pointed blade, appears to be silk or silk-blend, standard width with a lighter lining visible at the back.
Oscar de la Renta brown/blue/gray combo is fairly common in their line. Higher-end "Couture" versions or unusual patterns.
Similar brown/blue/gray diagonal stripe Oscar de la Renta ties "power tie" styles from the peak 80s.

Vintage necktie from Earl's Men's Wear, a local men's clothing store in Plant City, Florida.

$50

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Clearly reads "EARL'S MEN'S WEAR / PLANT CITY, FLA." This was a small-town retailer (co-owned/associated with families like the Porters and Blounts) that operated for decades in the Plant City area. It sold standard men's apparel, and this tie was likely either stocked there or possibly a house/custom label item.

Gray base with a repeating geometric design of hexagons (some with internal diagonal stripes/lines), accented by small red and white dot clusters or "trails." It has a mid-century modern / retro geometric "foulard" or wallpaper-style look common in men's ties.
Vintage, Earl's Men's Wear was active from at least the mid-20th century into later decades (mentions in obituaries and local history place owners in the business through the 20th century). The pattern style (bold geometric with hexagons and dots) is typical of 1970s–1990s ties, leaning more toward the 70s/80s with its playful, non-conservative design. A solid example of American department-store/vintage everyday menswear.
It's a fun, wearable vintage piece with character—great for retro fashion, collectors of 70s/80s ties, or as a memento of old Florida small business history.

Vintage Pierre Cardin necktie, likely from the 1970s–1990s (probably 80s/early 90s based on the style and labels).

$25

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Clear "Pierre Cardin PARIS - NEW YORK 100% IMPORTED POLYESTER" tag. The lining has repeating "pierre cardin" text. This is a very common label for licensed Pierre Cardin ties of that era (the brand licensed its name widely).

Light gray/silver ground with diagonal navy blue stripes. Small embroidered "P" logo (the brand's stylized monogram) on the front, which is a signature detail on many of their ties.

Vintage Bill Blass Black Label (1990s–early 2000s) 100% silk necktie with a geometric/oval/circle pattern in brown/taupe tones.

$120

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Vintage Bill Blass (1922–2002) was a prominent American designer. The Black Label line was popular for men's accessories in the late 20th/early 21st century. These pieces represent solid mid-tier designer quality from that period.

Clear "BILL BLASS BLACK LABEL" tag at the back (a higher-end line for the brand).
Repeating geometric design of overlapping/intersecting circles or ovals with linear accents on a textured brown ground — very characteristic of Bill Blass ties from that era. The reverse lining shows a small repeating dot/square motif on dark fabric.

Standard Geoffrey Beene 100% silk necktie with a geometric/checkered (small square) pattern in shades of green/olive, beige/tan, navy, and black. It's a classic men's dress tie, likely from the 1990s–2000s era based on the "Hand Made in China" labeling common for the brand during that period.

$125

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Geoffrey Beene ties were known for quality silk and nice patterns at accessible prices. This one is a nice find for personal use or a wardrobe addition—classic and still wearable today.

Woven geometric grid of small squares/rectangles in a muted, multi-tone palette—very versatile for business or formal wear.

RARE Vintage 1990s Disney "Winnie the Pooh" novelty necktie made by Tie Rack (sometimes labeled "The Rack" or "Pooh by Tie Rack"). 100% Silk. Made in Italy.

$189

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"VTG 90s" All-over repeating pattern of Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyore (plus a pink bow) nestled in a dense burgundy/maroon background with blue, yellow, and brown autumn/oak leaves. This is a classic "fall leaves" or autumn-themed Pooh design.

Tie Rack (a once-popular accessories chain that closed its UK stores around 2013) with official Disney licensing based on A.A. Milne and E.H. Shepard's works.
Tie Rack produced a range of these Disney Pooh ties during that era. Similar examples frequently appear with 1996 copyright references or general 90s dating.
desirable collectible novelty tie for Disney/Pooh fans, vintage menswear enthusiasts, or tie collectors

RARE Vintage Terry Rose "Going for the Pin, Down and Through, Tee Shot, etc." golf-themed novelty necktie.

$220

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Terry Rose is an American artist known for dynamic golf-themed artwork, posters, and prints (e.g., his 1991 "Going for the Pin" poster). His designs were licensed for ties and other items in the late 1980s–1990s, popular as novelty gifts for golfers, country club wear, or Father's Day.

Navy blue 100% silk with a prominent print of a golfer in mid-swing (wearing a red sweater, patterned pants, and cap), set against a stylized background with trees/water and a golf ball/flag motif. The artwork matches Terry Rose's well-known golf illustrations.
Main label: "GOING FOR THE PIN" by Terry Rose ©
They're collectible among golf memorabilia enthusiasts, novelty tie collectors, and fans of 90s corporate/casual fashion.
100% SILK HAND MADE IN KOREA

Kenneth Cole New York men's necktie, from the 2000s–2010s era. 100% silk, "Hand Made"

$97

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Navy/blue tonal basketweave / micro-check / grid woven texture (common in Kenneth Cole's lineup for a subtle, textured look).

The underside lining shows a repeating "KC" monogram pattern, typical for the brand.

Pierre Cardin necktie (likely from the 1990s or later).

$45

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Woven/checkered (often described as geometric, Art Deco, or checkerboard) in burgundy/red, gray, and black tones.

Classic pointed tip.
It's a solid, wearable designer tie for business, formal, or vintage-inspired outfits.
White "pierre cardin" brand tag at the back.
Black care tag: "HAND MADE IN CHINA RN 20456 DRY CLEAN ONLY".

Vintage Pierre Cardin 100% silk necktie (likely from the late 1980s to 1990s).

$35

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Black background with a bold, swirling/floral or paisley-like abstract pattern in deep purple/magenta, gold/brown tones, and white/silver accents. This bold, textured print is typical of Cardin's designer ties from the period — stylish and eye-catching for business or formal wear.

Clearly labeled "pierre cardin" on the main label and "ALL SILK" on the other tag. Many similar ties were made in the USA (common for Cardin accessories of this era).
100% silk, which gives it a nice drape and sheen.

"George" line, associated with or licensed under Hart Schaffner Marx (HSM), a well-known American menswear brand. 2000s–2010s or later

$20

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Light blue base with a repeating small geometric/micro-square or grid pattern in darker blue/black, white, and gray tones. Classic, versatile business or formal look.

Prominent black "GEORGE®" label at the back (near the top). A secondary care/label on the tipping/end shows "HART SCHAFFNER MARX" (or similar) with RN 95823 and "Made in China." This RN (Registered Number) is a U.S. textile identifier.

Jos. A. Bank Traveler® Collection necktie, specifically a gray/silver striped style from their popular everyday business/dress line.

$59

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Subtle gray/silver diagonal or heathered stripes (common in their lineup; similar to their heathered stripe, chevron stripe, or solid-with-texture variants). The item number on the tag ("81CT 00003") aligns with Jos. A. Bank's Traveler solid/striped tie SKUs.

Jos. A. Bank Traveler® Collection. The label explicitly says "JOS.A.BANK TRAVELER STAIN RESISTANT".
100% silk (confirmed on the inner tag), made in China.

Neo Bill Blass designer silk necktie with a red/blue geometric (square/tile-like) pattern accented with gold/yellow lines.

$30

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Red dominant with blue squares/rectangles and fine gold vertical accents — a classic geometric "tile" or grid design popular in men's business/formal wear.

Neo Bill Blass ties were produced in the 1990s–2000s
Neo Bill Blass (a diffusion or secondary line under the Bill Blass label, common for accessible designer ties).
100% silk (confirmed by the tag "100% SILK/SOIE MADE IN CHINA OF IMPORTED FABRIC").
Standard wide/pointed end style with a black protective lining at the tip (common for quality silk ties).

Geoffrey Beene men's necktie (100% silk, "mini grid" / "micro grid" or geometric grid/dot pattern in maroon/red), likely from the 1990s–2000s (or possibly later), made in China.

$125

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Geoffrey Beene (1927–2004) was a major American designer known for minimalist, high-quality menswear and accessories.

Small repeating grid/micro-grid of dots or squares (white/silver on red/maroon base), with a textured/woven look. This matches multiple "mini grid red" or "geometric micro grid" listings.
Geoffrey Beene (prominent white label at the top). The black "GB Hand Made in China 100% Silk" tag.
Timeless business/formal tie

Van Heusen Black Label Men's Necktie with a scroll/swirl (or shaded scroll) pattern in pink/magenta and silver on a dark gray/charcoal background. It's 100% silk (as shown on the tags), hand-made in China, The construction of the tie match standard mid-to-late 2000s production

$20

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It appears to be from the 2000s–2010s era. Van Heusen produced many similar silk ties with scroll/paisley-like patterns during this time, often labeled as handmade in China with stain-resistant treatments.

S&W SHLAX&WING (also styled as SHLAX&WING or Shlax & Wing) Purple/plum paisley design on a dark background Tie, popular, budget-friendly option for weddings, business, or formal wear.

$15

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Likely jacquard-woven (pattern woven into the fabric for durability and vibrant color), possibly microfiber (silk-like feel, more durable/affordable) or a silk blend. Thick interlining for good knots. "Hand made" refers to finishing/assembly.

Vintage Giorgio Vianni (sometimes styled as GiorgioVianni), 100% silk necktie from the Italian brand made in Italy.

$150

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Vintage, likely from the 1980s–1990s (or possibly early 2000s). This aligns with the style of Italian silk ties from that era—bold geometric patterns were popular then.

White tag with "Giorgio Vianni," "Made in Italy," and "100% Silk." A black care/content label on the reverse confirms "100% Soie / 100% Silk / Reine Seide."
Bold geometric/checkerboard or block pattern in mustard yellow/gold, black, white, and speckled gray. The design has a textured, slightly mottled or printed effect on the silk.

Steven Harris "Hand Made" novelty necktie featuring the United States Marine Corps (USMC) emblem (Eagle, Globe, and Anchor or EGA), with repeating logos and "MARINES" text on a red background with a subtle pattern.

$26

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Steven Harris is a U.S.-based small business known for value-priced novelty, patriotic, and themed neckties (military branches, flags, hobbies, etc.). They've produced these for over 25 years. The company makes hand-manufactured ties, often in polyester with woven/jacquard details. USMC versions (red, black backgrounds, etc.) are part of their military/patriotic line, similar to Navy or Army designs.

Three large USMC emblems stacked vertically with "MARINES" text below each. The fabric has a red jacquard/swirl pattern.
Black tag reads "STEVEN HARRIS HAND MADE".
Standard pointed end, dark (navy/black) lining at the tip.

RARE... Vintage 1990s Always Coca-Cola" polar bear campaign / Coca-Cola novelty necktie (likely from the mid-1990s), made of 100% silk (seta/soie), produced in Italy.

$25

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The design matches the era's promotional merchandise: a prominent polar bear (holding a classic Coca-Cola bottle), abstract blue/ice-like patterns, checkered/argyle diamond motifs, and a red Coca-Cola logo tag. The labels ("100% SETA 100% SOIE MADE IN ITALY") are consistent with high-quality Italian silk ties licensed by Coca-Cola for the North American or European market.

vintage (1990s): Tied to Coca-Cola's iconic polar bear advertising that launched in 1993. Many similar ties are explicitly dated to the 90s.
RARE Coca-Cola specific, eye-catching design that's collectible among Coke memorabilia fans, novelty tie collectors, and 90s fashion enthusiasts. The Italian silk construction adds appeal over cheaper polyester versions.
It's a fun, nostalgic piece—great for collectors or holiday wear.

Tommy Hilfiger men's necktie. 100% silk, 2000s or later, in a navy/blue-purple grid/check geometric pattern.

$65

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Prominent "TOMMY HILFIGER" label at the front keeper loop and inside tipping/blade. "MADE IN CHINA" tag visible on the reverse/narrow end (common for many Tommy Hilfiger ties, especially post-1990s/early 2000s production). Navy base with a fine woven grid/check texture showing subtle purple/blue tones in the weave and classic pointed tip.

Vintage Bill Blass silk necktie, likely from the 1980s–1990s (or possibly early 2000s), in a classic paisley/floral/leaf pattern on a navy blue ground.

$135

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The label "BILL BLASS EXPRESSLY FOR" (with signature) is a retailer-specific variant—common for department store exclusives (e.g., Lord & Taylor or similar). Bill Blass ties were produced under license, often in Costa Rica or the USA for higher-end lines, and "Expressly For" markings indicate they were made specially for a particular retailer.

Intricate paisley swirls combined with large leaves/acorns in beige, pinkish-red, and gold tones on dark navy. This is a typical rich, traditional Bill Blass menswear motif from that era.
100% silk (standard for these; one image shows a "100% SILK" tag).
Vintage: Bill Blass (1922–2002) was a major American designer known for accessible luxury menswear, including ties. Most surviving examples like this date to the peak licensing era (1970s–1990s).

1993 Vintage "COUGARS" (adult mountain lion/cougar and kitten in a grassy/flower setting).
100% silk necktie from the "Endangered Species" series, featuring artwork by wildlife artist John Dawson (licensed/published by The Greenwich Workshop, Inc.).

$77

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Definitely vintage (over 30 years old as of 2026). These were produced as part of a wildlife-themed series highlighting endangered or notable North American species. John Dawson is a known wildlife artist whose work (including cougar/mountain lion pieces) has been licensed for prints and merchandise by Greenwich Workshop.

Endangered Species (with the distinctive black tag/logo showing stylized animal eyes).
100% silk (confirmed by the tag), USA-made.
Realistic wildlife print typical of 1990s collector-oriented ties.
It's a niche collector's item appealing to wildlife art enthusiasts, tie collectors, or fans of 1990s novelty/designer ties. The specific "Cougars" design with this composition stands out.

Perry Ellis Portfolio men's necktie in purple with large white polka dots.

$35

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Perry Ellis Portfolio ties like this (silk, made in China, this style of labeling) are generally from the mid-2000s to more recent years.

Bold/large white polka dots on a purple (or deep violet) ground. The lining is black with a repeating geometric "H"-like or monogram-style pattern (typical for the brand's construction).
Perry Ellis Portfolio (confirmed by the main label).
100% Silk (visible on the care/content label in the second image).

Vintage Pierre Cardin 100% silk necktie (likely 1980s–1990s), with a bold maroon/red base and abstract/geometric pattern in shades of blue, beige/tan, gray, and white.

$65

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Pierre Cardin brand label and the "ALL SILK" tag (common on U.S.-made or imported-fabric Pierre Cardin ties from that era, often noting "Made in U.S.A. of Imported Fabric").
Vintage. Pierre Cardin ties like this (geometric/abstract prints on silk) were popular in the 1970s–1990s. The wide blade style, pattern, and labeling align with that period.
Pierre Cardin produced and licensed vast numbers of ties during this time, so many similar geometric silk examples exist on the resale market. However, specific patterns vary, and good-condition examples with clear labels are desirable to collectors of vintage menswear or designer accessories. It's a solid representative piece of Cardin's accessible luxury line rather than a high-couture rarity.

$77

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Vintage (late 1990s). The copyright date is 1998, and similar Greenwich Workshop Endangered Species ties from the mid-to-late 1990s are commonly described and sold as vintage on resale sites. They were produced during a period when such artistic, nature-themed silk ties were popular as gifts or collectibles.
These weren't mass-market everyday ties but part of a limited artistic series tied to Greenwich Workshop (known for limited-edition prints and wildlife art). Not extremely common today, especially in good condition with intact labels, but examples from the series (e.g., wolf, giraffe, lion) regularly appear on Etsy, eBay, and resale platforms.
Part of the Endangered Species line (other examples include wolves, lions, giraffes, cheetahs, etc., by various artists like Simon Combes). These ties often featured detailed wildlife prints and were marketed as collector or novelty items with an environmental/conservation theme.
John Dawson is a respected wildlife illustrator (known for work with National Geographic, stamps, books, etc.), which adds appeal for collectors of nature/art-themed accessories.

This Vintage Necktie is an c (formerly the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine), a well-known appendant body within Freemasonry.

$52

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This is a standard blue-and-white diagonally striped necktie from the brand "c" (tag visible in one photo), manufactured by "HARU PAUL" in Korea.
Classic woven striped silk or silk-blend tie with a ribbed texture. Blue and white (or silver/grayish) diagonal stripes are very common in business and formal wear.
Vintage Masonic collectibles from the 1970s to the 1990s

Vintage red necktie features the prominent emblem of the Shriners International, a well-known Masonic fraternal organization

$52

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The embroidered design on the red tie is the classic Shriners "Jewel of the Order": a scimitar (curved sword), crescent (often with tiger claws and sphinx head details), and five-pointed star. Shriners International (Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine) is a well-known fraternal organization tied to Freemasonry, famous for its red fezzes, parades, and philanthropy via Shriners Children's hospitals.

The embroidered metal insignia consists of the traditional Shriner iconography:

The Scimitar: The ceremonial curved sword at the top.
The Sphinx Head: Positioned right below the center of the blade.
The Crescent Moon & Five-Pointed Star: Hanging beneath the sphinx.
Vintage Status: Yes, this is a vintage item. The specific construction, wider width profile, texture of the red fabric, and the small black "100% Silk / Dry Clean Only" care tag on the tail are heavily indicative of mid-century styling, most likely dating from the 1950s to the 1970s.
Rarity: No, it is not rare. Fraternal regalia (including neckties, bow ties, and bolo ties) were mass-produced for temple members across North America to wear to formal lodge meetings and public functions.
Brand: "WHY KNOT NECKWEAR" (label visible in one photo). This appears to be a smaller/specialty neckwear maker, likely producing custom or fraternal ties (common for Masonic/Shriners items). I couldn't find extensive public history on the brand, suggesting it was not a major mass-market label but targeted fraternal/organizational wear.
Material: 100% silk (per the care label in the images), with a typical self-tipped or standard construction. The black perforated lining at the tip is standard for many silk ties.
Standard four-in-hand length/width (appears classic, not skinny or extra-wide), solid red with a single prominent embroidered emblem near the blade end (where a tie pin might sit). This is a common design for fraternal ties.
It's a nice, wearable piece of fraternal history—perfect for Masonic events, parades, or as a conversation-starting accessory with a suit.

Necktie: Steven Harris Men's Shriners Masonic Emblematic Necktie featuring a pattern of repeating fraternal logos over a black-to-blue gradient.

$52

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The pattern on the tie consists of the official Shriners International emblem (a appendant body to Freemasonry):

The Scimitar: Represents the backbone of the fraternity and its members.
The Crescent: Formed by the claws of a Bengal tiger, representing the philanthropic arm.
The Sphinx Head: Represents the Egyptian theme tied to the fraternity's history.
The Five-Pointed Star: Represents the thousands of children helped by their hospitals daily.

The repeating small emblems (helmeted/figure with wings/crescents and red stars) and the large central motif (pharaoh/Sphinx-like head with sword/scimitar, crescent/wings, and prominent red star) are strongly reminiscent of Shriner (Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine) or broader Masonic/fraternal symbolism. Shriners (a Masonic appendant body) famously use a red fez and an emblem featuring a crescent, scimitar (curved sword), sphinx, and star. This fits the "exotic Oriental/Arabic" theme they adopted.

This is a novelty necktie by Romario Manzini (a brand associated with Tie Outlet / TieGuys.com), featuring the Statue of Liberty (Lady Liberty) against a waving American flag background, with the top portion showing the stars of the US flag.

$25

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Romario Manzini produces affordable, modern polyester/microfiber ties (often listed as handmade or with satin weaves). The brand has been active for years (trademark references go back to the 2000s/2010s), but this style is part of their ongoing novelty/patriotic line.

BOSS by Hugo Boss 100% Silk Tie Made In Italy / Higher-end BOSS (Hugo Boss) men's necktie, made in Italy from silk, featuring a pink/red base with a white micro-dot/pin-dot or small square pattern.

$299

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Black label with "BOSS" and "MADE IN ITALY" — typical for BOSS's quality Italian-made silk ties (often from their Tailored or similar lines). The tipping (back fabric at the wide end) shows repeated "BOSS" logos, which is standard branding.
Pinkish-red (coral/salmon/rose) ground with a repeating small white dot or textured square/micro-pattern. This is a classic, versatile formal/business style. Similar "pin dot" or micro-dot silk ties from BOSS are common.
100% silk outer (common for these), with a standard self-tie design. Dimensions for comparable ties are typically ~7.5 cm (3") wide and 146–150 cm (57–59") long.

Vintage Geoffrey Beene men's necktie, likely from the late 1980s–2000s era, made of 100% silk with a textured/solid woven pattern in a deep burgundy/maroon color.

$125

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Geoffrey Beene (American designer, 1927–2004, known for menswear including ties, suits, and accessories).
100% silk
Dominican Republic (common for many Geoffrey Beene ties, often involving U.S. or imported fabric cut and assembled there).

Tasso Elba Necktie, 100% silk paisley necktie, likely from the 2010s–2020s, sold primarily through Macy’s

$75

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This necktie is a lavender/purple tone-on-tone paisley (with small square accents) is a classic Tasso Elba design. nice sheen and weave.

Freemason (Masonic) necktie from the brand Steven Harris, a known maker of affordable, fun/hand-made novelty and themed ties (often 100% polyester, produced in China or Korea).

$52

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Navy/blue and white/gray swirling or marbled pattern with repeating circular (medallion-style) gold/yellow Square & Compass symbols featuring the letter "G" (a core Masonic emblem representing Geometry or God). This is a classic fraternal/novelty Masonic design.

Laurant Bennet Milano. It's a standard, affordable microfiber/polyester tie commonly sold for business, formal wear, weddings, or suits.

$20

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Black base with small white polka dots (woven/dotted pattern). Similar black polka dot or dotted versions appear in their catalog and resale sites.
Matches the MPW5945 (or similar MPW series) microfiber poly woven tie. The barcode/tag "MPW5945-BK" confirms the black color variant.
100% Microfiber Polyester (labeled "MICRO FIBER 100% POLYESTER"). It's durable, wrinkle-resistant, and soft but not luxury silk.

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