Native American Bolo Ties

Whether you’re looking to add some flair to your own wardrobe or you’re shopping for the perfect gift, there are plenty of animal print options out there to choose from! At the Tie Bar, we have an impressive selection of western bolo ties, silk ties, and bow ties featuring some of the most exciting animal prints out there! So if you’re ready to upgrade your style and add some excitement to your wardrobe with a great western bolo tie, look no further than The Tie Bar! What is a western bolo tie? The bolo tie, also known as a Latin, Mexican or cowboy tie, is an iconic piece of western fashion. The traditional design consists of a braided string that wraps around your neck and fastens in back. A western bolo tie can be worn for special occasions such as weddings and parties or on more casual days with jeans and a flannel shirt. Their appeal lies in their ability to add some extra style without taking away from rugged masculine sensibilities. How do you wear a Western bolo tie? Cowboys ti...

A bolo tie is known by various names all around the globe, the most popular names (other than the obvious one) are bola and shoestring tie. It is produced by the braiding of leather strips or sturdy cord, having both ends of the tie decorated by using metal tips. The cords of these western bolo ties are fixed with a movable clasp or threaded through a slide. Even if it is so, still, bolo enthusiasts from around the country insist the tie, if worn carefully, can make any piece look more attractive. Choosing The Cord Bolo cords can be bought from any of the popular western wear stores. You can find them in various length options. A lot of enthusiasts like the bolo cord ends to land about 3 or 4 inches down the breastbone. The bolo tie wearers who are about 6 feet in height and have an average build are advised to look for cords that vary in length between 36 and 38 inches, while taller individuals or folks who have a heftier body build should choose cords between 40 and 42 inc...