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03 / Big Bow Ties
Some occasions call for subtlety. This isn't one of them.
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Style guide
Photographed all day. Pick something that reads from across the room.
Keep it classic

Paisley Navy Big Bow Tie
$25.00
Add some colour

Plaid Burgundy Big Bow Tie
$25.00
Make a statement

Geometric Black Big Bow Tie
$25.00
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Guides & occasions
Hermoso bow ties come in tight pattern families, so a wedding party can be dressed together without looking like a rental catalogue. Each piece ships with a matching handkerchief.
Prom is the one night to skip the plain black bow. Oversized shapes and loud patterns photograph well under stage and gym lighting, where thin ties disappear.
Formal dressing is about restraint in colour and confidence in fabric. These are the pieces that work with a tuxedo or a dark suit at an evening event.
Red is the highest-contrast colour you can wear against a white shirt, which is why it still reads as the power choice. These are our red and burgundy pieces.
Blue is the most wearable colour in menswear and the hardest to get wrong. Royal blue lifts a grey suit; navy quietly finishes almost everything else.
Paisley and floral prints are where a tie shows its work: the pattern is placed on the cut, not printed on a generic blank.
A big bow tie is tied the same way as a classic one — the difference is fabric volume. Work slowly, keep the loops flat, and let the bow sit wide rather than tight.
Both work at a wedding. The choice comes down to dress code, how the group will photograph together, and how much attention you want on the neckline.
The goal is a set that looks deliberate. That can mean an exact match, a shared colour, or a clean contrast — but never two competing patterns at the same scale.