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Now , we have great pleasure in troducing you our Purple Stripe polyester woven tie for men. The Purple Stripe polyester woven tie is fit the dark color suit.

Think about the color purple. Does royalty come to mind? Throughout history, the color purple was often worn by royals. And royals only. When purple dye was first created (an excruciating process made from a species of sea snail) it was very expensive. So expensive that the only people who could afford the dye was royalty. During the Elizabethan era, Queen Elizabeth I continued this purple exclusivity and forbid anyone outside of the royal family from wearing the color. Eventually, more affordable synthetic purple dye was created and the rest of us commoners began wearing purple.

As you ease into wearing purple, keep the rest of your outfit neutral. Select a solid shirt in white. If you’re wearing purple to the office or more casually, go with navy, gray or brown for your pants, suit or sport coat. Purple and black can be worn together, but it’s typically a more formal look. If you’re wearing a pocket square with any of these colors, it should either match the tie exactly or be solid white.

After you’ve been wearing purple regularly with those neutral colors and have the hang of it, you can start adding small touches of other colors into your look. You have to be careful here though. While purple can be worn with other colors, over do it and you will look clown like. So to start, keep wearing a suit, sport coat and/or pants in those neutral colors. As for your dress shirt, a subtle check or striped pattern with hints of color can look great with a purple tie. Look for a shirt with colors that complement your purple tie. Perhaps a similar tone of purple (either lighter or darker) or a blue.