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for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
I have to put in a serious plug for thetiebar.com. It's always pissed me off how much ties cost. I just want something that's silk, looks nicely made, and has a decent, not loud and hideous pattern. Brooks Brothers makes great ties, but I'm just not willing to spend $75-130 each. IMO, you need to invest in a good suit (one before OCI, a few before SA starts - though if your firm doesn't require full suits, then you can probably get away with only owning 1-2) and nice shoes, but expensive ties are just an extravagance. Anyhow, the ties on this site are well-made, silk, and look pretty good. Some of them are definitely ugly, but a lot are totally decent. Most importantly: $15 each.
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Re: for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
+1SBL wrote:I have to put in a serious plug for thetiebar.com. It's always pissed me off how much ties cost. I just want something that's silk, looks nicely made, and has a decent, not loud and hideous pattern. Brooks Brothers makes great ties, but I'm just not willing to spend $75-130 each. IMO, you need to invest in a good suit (one before OCI, a few before SA starts - though if your firm doesn't require full suits, then you can probably get away with only owning 1-2) and nice shoes, but expensive ties are just an extravagance. Anyhow, the ties on this site are well-made, silk, and look pretty good. Some of them are definitely ugly, but a lot are totally decent. Most importantly: $15 each.
- Kilpatrick
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Re: for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
I like that you can experiment with different shirt and suit combos, that's cool. Thanks for the tip!
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Re: for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
Will be using this.
- swc65
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Re: for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
Thanks for the tip. As soemone who recently bought one of those BB ties, and felt totally ripped off, I thank you!
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Re: for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
I don't doubt the merits of this site, but I can't buy a tie without seeing it and touching it, you know?
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The very reason that I balk at the idea of buying an inexpensive Topman suitNotMyRealName09 wrote:I don't doubt the merits of this site, but I can't buy a tie without seeing it and touching it, you know?
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Re: for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
At the BB outlet, or when they have a sale, you can get 3-4 ties for $100.
- Mickey Quicknumbers
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To be fair, there are actual standards for ties that don't vary person to person, so I think buying a tie online is going to be more safe.JamMasterJ wrote:The very reason that I balk at the idea of buying an inexpensive Topman suitNotMyRealName09 wrote:I don't doubt the merits of this site, but I can't buy a tie without seeing it and touching it, you know?
- underachiever
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Re: for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
Awesome ties. I wear them exclusively now.
- Ruxin1
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Re: for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
Brooks Brothers outlet or clearance on site
- JamMasterJ
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I guess I wasn't clear. I guess I meant that for those who are picky, online shopping can be a bit riskyMickey Quicknumbers wrote:To be fair, there are actual standards for ties that don't vary person to person, so I think buying a tie online is going to be more safe.JamMasterJ wrote:The very reason that I balk at the idea of buying an inexpensive Topman suitNotMyRealName09 wrote:I don't doubt the merits of this site, but I can't buy a tie without seeing it and touching it, you know?
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Re: for those looking to build up their SA wardrobe cheaply
Thrift stores. You will be pleasantly surprised.
- RVP11
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You should take SBL's word re: the quality of the ties. He would not lead a bro astray.NotMyRealName09 wrote:I don't doubt the merits of this site, but I can't buy a tie without seeing it and touching it, you know?
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