tie bar

noun

1. a bar-shaped tie clasp.

Example Sentences

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

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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