tie bar

American  

noun

1. a bar-shaped tie clasp.

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Example Sentences

Wade wore a customized Dsquared2 suit and white bow tie he designed himself from Tie Bar’s wedding collection.

From Los Angeles Times

The designer himself is wearing a wool cardigan and a wool vest, in slightly different shades of flinty gray, the latter of which is buttoned over a white oxford shirt and gray tie, held in place with a squat silver tie bar.

From New York Times

Younger shoppers, in particular, have flocked to more accessible competitors such as Suitsupply, Tie Bar, Bonobos, even J. Crew, which specialize in more modern styles.

From Washington Post

Isom Johnson said brides can keep little secrets simpler through a tie bar, for example, with words of love on the back, or a private sentiment sewn into a seam of a dress.

From Washington Times

Ms. McKenna, who is a graphic designer, took her then-boyfriend, John McKenna, a 34-year-old bartender and bladesmith, on a trip to New Mexico, where she proposed to him with an engraved tie bar.

From New York Times