When Is It Inappropriate To Wear A Necktie? Knowing When To Forget The Tie - Necktie Style Tips 

+Legoman19892 I know what you mean - have you watched my latest videos?

Yes. I assumed you noticed that detail and changed your format.

​@@RealMenRealStyleTie in menswear is like double breasted suit, stick and hat.

In 2024 he's pointing exactly to the Like box so RU-vid clearly watches RMRS and takes notes.

I do this all the time. Jeans, rolled up sleeves, and preloosened tie. In my head, it strikes a balance between casual and professional (at least, by modern standards of “professional”). I’ve always had an affinity for the attire near the end of a wedding reception - jackets off, sleeves rolled up, ties loosened. Formal clothing but worn informally.

DarkRonny true

As long as you do not have to fear the consequences of it, I think it is fine. And as long as the fabric and texture of the tie fits the ambience, most hosts would be fine with it.

Hi! Is it appropriate to wear dress pants, dress shirt (long sleeve) with no tie and no jacket?

Nerdy. However black gentleman tend to pull of those things a lot better without looking nerdy. It's like how blacks can wear colored trousers a lot better than white guys

I read that as “flamboyant”

@@disrespecc9678 also don't wear flamboyant neckties around open flames

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I honestly think it's personal preference whether a man wants to wear a necktie or not. I personally do and I'm in my late 20s but that's partially because I like the way it looks and it gives my outfit some colour and design. I am aware several people my age don't but that's them and I'm me. In other words, I think you should definitely do what feels comfortable for you and not let anyone judge you for it :)

Ahmed Albouali Here you go: www.realmenrealstyle.com/mans-guide-combining-colors/

Real Men Real Style My job requires me to go dressed "business casual". Typically i wear a collar shirt, a nice dress pant and some shoes. I keep my collar opened so that it makes it a bit more casual. That's worked fine for me but i was wondering if a neck tie is too formal for a business casual job.

Varenyum S Lol no

Disregard the other guy. Dress how you want, be who you want to be. If you're still into it or haven't figured it out yet, here's some tips. 1- leave your shirt untucked 2- AT LEAST leave your top button undone, and have your tie tie loosely down, till it meets your highest button. 3- this one depends on the weather, your mood, but I would typically suggest wearing a long sleeve button down, and roll your sleeves, but hey, if you want to leave then down, or even use a short sleeve shirt, go for it 4- try to go for solid colors. stay away from anything to busy. I like black and gray, but you can whatever, as long as it matches your outfit. 5- generally, stay away from silk material ties, and go for a more casual material, such as Cotton, wool, or KNIT ties. One thing I do, is I actually take light weight scarves, and tie them as ties. It gives off a really dishevelled, uneven vibe that I think is really cool, although I don't know that that is what you would want to do. -another thing I dig, is wearing a waistocat (a vest) unbuttoned, or buttoned, with or without your tie. Just something to add a little spice. 6- wear casual pants. Casual black pants, jeans even. I would advice not wearing shorts, unless you're wearing a short sleeve. I'm not sure if this is relevant to you by this point, but in the case that it is, I hope it helped :). These are not rules, but rather guidelines for you to lean on.

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It leads the eyes of the observer up to your face, as all these triangles around the suit's chest and shoulder area do. Plus, you can color code the message you wanna send. But mainly, it's about those triangles, with the tie almost serving as an arrow showing up.

Style.

Looking smart I guess

@@jordanroyal9762 Not having a necktie is also called style

Yes, if fact if you can wrap it around your need and let it hang down to your ankles for the real punk effect.

I'm late to the party but to me it looks odd. You either button up and wear a tie or you unbutton the collar.

Ofcourse! It's your wedding, wear anything you want

@@QuirkyKristy not exactly anything you want...

Or a psyco angry with society

If you are a doctor or a staff in a psychiatric facility, it is not recommended there.

I did at mine but it was part of the dress code. Look to your piers. If they don't, then you shouldn't either.Wear what they wear but wear it better. e.g. clean new looking sneakers, polo or tee shirts without huge logos or sayings on them. Replace clothing that is faded or showing signs of becoming tattered. It will be hard for them to shun you for out doing them in the neatness department. But wearing a tie will alienate you from them if they aren't wearing them. Being neat will still get you noticed by the people who will offer you internships or write letters of recommendation. I'm sure that you have figured this out already six months down the line but hearing from another source might keep you confident in whatever decision you made.Good luck. My freshman year was quite scary but I lived. ;-)

No. Too formal, unless you have to. Doesn’t matter so much in the real world, but wearing ties will make you look like a “dork”, unless you really pull off that look. Don’t use it as an excuse to look sloppy. Maybe wear a pair of jeans, a polo shirt, and a tailored sport coat.

I would say it depends from the environment. Sometimes I wear neckties in high school, even if no one does. At least here it is not normal but definitely acceptable, for sure it is much better to be slightly overdressed than dressing sloppy with pajamas and sweatpants.

Yours is one of the best replies to this that I have ever read. Smart, and too the point. Not wordy. Thanks!!

Bro if you want to, go for it. You do you brother

eddy m Answer: Crew Neck Sweater

It's the latest fashion now..no neck ties!