White cotton marcella self-tie bow tie | Charles Tyrwhitt

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"When it comes to a white tie dress code, this proper white bow tie will beautifully finish your look."

White cotton marcella self-tie bow tie

TIB0003WHT

C$ 69.00

"A splash of linen makes this bow tie sun-friendly as well as suave and sophisticated."

100% cotton
Hand finished
Dry clean only

6 month quality guarantee

6 month quality guarantee

Express shipping available

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The Tyrwhitt tradition

We do things the proper way, following in the footsteps of London's most distinguished shirtmakers in Jermyn Street.

When you shop with us, you’ll discover exceptional craftsmanship, timeless designs, and uncompromising quality - all for a jolly good price. We’ve travelled the world to source the finest fabrics and suppliers, as well as working with local producers right here in England who have generations of experience and passion. With a blend of traditional tailoring and modern technology, our garments are flavoured with a pinch of British charm you won’t find anywhere else. So when you wear Charles Tyrwhitt, you can be confident that you’re impeccably dressed, no matter what the occasion.

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We do things the proper way, following in the footsteps of London's most distinguished shirtmakers in Jermyn Street. Renowned for outfitting the city's most stylish gentlemen, this destination offers rich inspiration for fine tailoring and high quality British products. (It’s also one of the reasons we have our flagship store there.) Steeped in Jermyn Street know-how and traditional expertise, we’ve taken the best bits of Britain’s sartorial heritage and updated it for the modern gent.

How To Tie A Bow Tie

One of the most difficult knots to master, learning to tie a bow tie is something of a rite of passage. Follow our guide on how to tie a bow tie and you will soon be negotiating this complex knot

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Beloved by Sir Winston Churchill, the bow tie has had something of a renaissance in recent years, with an increasing number of gents adopting it as their neckwear of choice. Traditionally, a black bow tie would be worn with a tuxedo, while a white bow tie would be worn tails, but today the bow tie is frequently seen in various colors at weddings, formal dinners, and any occasion where a man wants to stand out.

"A splash of linen makes this bow tie sun-friendly as well as suave and sophisticated."