Blue Suit Ties: The Best and Most Elegant

What are the best ties for a blue suit? What colors are the most elegant? Can you pair them with suspenders? If you're looking for the most elegant ties to pair with a blue suit, you've come to the right place. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to pair a tie with a blue suit, depending on how elegant and formal you want to be.

Best ties if you want to go formal

Let's take a look at the different options available depending on how formal you want to look. To start, let's look at the most formal ties to pair with a blue suit. And what color tie should we wear if we want to look formal? Well, drumroll... also blue.

As you can see, a plain blue tie and a blue suit make for a very elegant and formal outfit. As we said, this is the most formal combination we can create.

And while maintaining a level of formality, we can pair the suit with ties in other colors, as long as they're plain. For example, a blue suit with a wine-colored or burgundy tie also makes a very nice combination that falls within the formal category.

In summary, virtually any plain tie will give a formal touch, as long as it's not electric blue or something similar. Equally important is the material the tie is made of. Although we'll discuss this later, ideally, the tie should be silk or cashmere. If we're concerned about color combinations, it's logical not to wear a polyester tie because it will give an inelegant image. And if you want to save money instead of buying a good tie, it's better to buy a cheap one made of natural fabric than a more expensive one made of synthetic fabric. If you'd like to see some examples of ties, we've listed some from our collection below.

Casual ties for a blue suit

If we want to give our outfit a more casual touch, we can pair the suit with patterned ties. Within the informal range, the most formal option is a tie with subtle motifs, such as a solid-color paisley tie. An example is the one in the photo, which is made of fine garnet.

The next level would be a patterned tie, although this depends largely on the pattern itself. In fact, a patterned tie can be quite formal, depending on the design. Furthermore, here we can take more risks with the colors. Not only do they not have to match the suit, but they even look better if they are a different color, such as green, red, or even gold.

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Printed silk tie

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Finally, we have the most casual combination of all: a polka-dot tie. In this case, a polka-dot tie gives us a youthful style, within the formality that a suit implies. However, if you're young or want to give a casual look, a polka-dot tie will give you an elegant yet cheerful look.

Materials and structure of the tie

Now that we've seen how to combine colors, let's talk about tie fabrics and how they should be made, depending on the image we want to convey.

The most luxurious and formal tie is the cashmere tie. If you want to give the best possible image, the ideal tie is 100% cashmere. First, because of the quality. Second, because a blend is more prone to damage, and third, because it's softer against your skin.

Plus, cashmere has a matte tone, which is the tone of understated luxury. If you notice, those who dress in an Old Money style tend to wear soft colors, and cashmere gives just that look. Plus, if you want to look sharp and have a custom-made suit , it's a good idea to choose a quality tie to ensure your outfit doesn't look out of place.

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100% cashmere tie

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If your budget doesn't extend to cashmere, or you prefer a tie made of another material, silk is next on the list. Silk, besides being natural, is shinier than cashmere, so, within elegance, it gives a more casual touch.

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Printed silk tie

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We also recommend looking at the lining, as well as where and how it's made. In the case of our ties , they're all handmade in Italy.

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