Neckties

You need not wait until the 4th of July to don a navy blue silk twill tie covered with fluttering American flags. It’s always going to be a good choice. The Flagstaff Necktie is Self-tipped. Handcrafted in Middlebury, Vermont.

We’re betting that once you’ve tied on this oh-so-appealing stripe featuring bands of mint green, orange, red, yellow and light blue, you’ll want to wear it every day! Silk/linen blend. Handcrafted in Middlebury, Vermont. The Solano Necktie is Self-tipped.

Troops of classic wooden soldiers are on parade in a splendid shade of red woven silk. Look closely and you’ll see silver threads woven in to add some luster to their uniforms. Handcrafted in Middlebury, Vermont. The Toyland Necktie is Self-tipped.

Silver and red toy train locomotives chuff happily along in wide woven bands of blue ribbed silk, enhanced by bright swags of holly on handsome dark blue stripes. This one is a classic. Handcrafted in Middlebury, Vermont. The Holly Station Blue Necktie is Self-tipped.

Named with Vermont’s oldest golf course in mind, this lightly ribbed green and blue striped woven silk features alternating rows of clubs and teed-up balls. A great choice for anyone who loves “a good walk spoiled.” Handcrafted in America of imported fabric. Handcrafted in Middlebury, Vermont. The Dorset Field Necktie is Self-tipped.

Time to add something a little different to your collection of stripes. This one, featuring broad yellow bands of woven silk bordered with alternating groups of blue, green, pink and white, and slim ribbons of green, could be just the right choice. Handcrafted in Middlebury, Vermont. The Maici Necktie is Self-tipped.