6 Tips For Men to Match Their Shirts With Perfect Ties

A tie and a shirt are not just cousins, they are real brothers, who, if they don’t gel together, can be actually very hard on the eyes, otherwise can make the man look the best. we say perfectly state what the above line just did because a shirt and a tie, if not matched perfectly, could mess up the entire outfit for a man. Matching a tie with the shirt you are wearing can be baffling for some guys and getting it on-point is more of an essential than just a custom. You don’t just wear a tie because you have to; but because it really has to go in sync with the shirt you choose to wear.

There are two basis depending on which you can select the best combination of ties and shirts.
a) On the basis of shirt
b) On the basis of tie

On the basis of shirt

1. PLAIN SHIRT

Most plain shirts go with all sorts of ties. Just remember to check the size of the tie with size of the collar of your shirt and you will be good to go.

2. CHECK SHIRT


Check shirts play well with solid colors in ties. One advice would be to avoid wearing patterned ties and they might not completely go with another check pattern as the background.

3. STRIPE SHIRT


Bold colors are best for this pattern in shirts. Also unlike check shirts, one can opt for a printed tie with stripes at the back; just take a note that your stripes are fine and not too broad.

On the basis of tie

1.TIE’S COLOR

Keep in mind that when you are matching the color of your tie to that of the shirt, the color tone on the tie is in accord and do not contradict each other, otherwise both the looks of tie and shirt will fade away.

2. TIE’S PATTERN


In order to avoid a major wardrobe mess; try that the pattern of your tie should not clash with that of the shirt. Patterns of both the items must not be the same.

3. TIE’S SIZE


Your shirts collar will decide the size or proportion of the tie. Both of them should not overlap each other, because this will hamper the entire look especially the neck area. As per the rules, if the collars are broad, a classic tie suits best while slim ties go well with slim collars.