Beau Brummell Men's Necktie: Bird Hunting Black White Red Polyester Tie

Beau Brummell was named for Regency era fashion setter George Bryan “Beau” Brummell, father of “Dandyism” and widely credited with being a pioneer of the necktie. According to Brummell, having a gleaming bright and pristine cravat was a triumph.

Beau Brummell Ties was established in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1920. Beau Brummell ties were widely popular during the 1940s. A young Ralph Lauren designed for Beau Brummell in 1967 and subsequently opened his own business. (Written by vintagegent.com)

• This is a classic narrow black tie 
• Width at the chest is 2-inches 
• It measures 3-1/2 inches at its widest width 
• It is 28 1/2-inches in length when folded in half 
• Total length is 57-inches 
• 100% Polyester from Germany-- polyester gained popularity beginning in the 70s
• Retro 1980s/1990s
•  Black & white with dots of red
• The theme is men bird hunting
•  The condition is pristine, like new retro, vintage condition
•  Beau Brummell signature cloth label is attached
•  Signature tag is in pristine condition
  
  At just $9.99, this tie is excellent for special occasions. Black ties never go out of style.