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Cutting ties: the sad decline of men’s neckwear

The sad decline of men’s neckwear

11 December 2021

9:00 AM

11 December 2021

9:00 AM

Of all the global trends exacerbated by Covid, the demise of the necktie is probably not the most important. It is, however, worth noting — because the way we dress tells us a lot about who we are.

The tie has been on the retreat as a quintessential item of the male wardrobe for the past 30 or so years.

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