Tie Care

1. Don't ever leave your ties knotted.

• Leaving your ties knotted will create tough wrinkles which will further shorten the tie's lifespan.

2. Untie your tie in the reverse order in which you tied it to begin with (that's a mouth full).

• This method is not the fastest way to remove a tie nor the most intuitive but it is the most effective at preserving your tie for the long term.

1. Hang your ties up or roll them.

• The best way to smooth out wrinkles, is to have no wrinkles at all. Hanging up your tie or rolling them helps just do that.

2. Use a steamer.

• Using a steamer works best to relax the more aggressive wrinkles in your tie.

Not all stains are created (or removed) the same. Based off the context of the stain, you must act accordingly.

Rule of Thumb: Take action as soon as possible when you discover a stain on your tie and blot the stain (don't rub the stain!)

1. Oil based stains - Use talcum powder or cornstarch. Use immediately.

2. Water based stains - Use seltzer water or club soda.

3. Other stains - Use cleaning agents such as stain removal products.

4. To the cleaners - As a last resort, you could take your tie to the dry cleaners.

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