This disclosure is related to a modular tie system. The modular tie system can include a garment and a modular tie. The modular tie can include ribbons connectable to a collar of the garment. The upper portions of the ribbons can be connected to the collar and opposing lower portions can hang down on top of the garment and/or can be connected to one another, e.g., to form a bow.

A necktie system includes a body having a knot portion, a neck support portion, a first hanging portion extending from the knot portion, and a second hanging portion extending from the knot portion in a same direction as the first hanging portion. The first hanging portion includes a front surface, a rear surface, a first end opposite from the knot portion, and an aperture between the knot portion and the first end that extends from the front surface to the rear surface. A width of the aperture is less than a width of the first hanging portion. The second hanging portion covers a portion of the front surface of the first hanging portion from the knot portion of the body to the aperture. The second hanging portion extends through the aperture in the first hanging portion.

The present invention relates to an invisible tie clip mounted to the back of the tie, that holds the entire length of the tie in place. The device can accommodate any width of tie and is placed at bottom portion of the tie and attached to the front button hole seam of a shirt or to a button on the shirt. It is fast and easy to put on or readjust. It is strong and reusable and can also be worn with conventional clips or chains.

An under the necktie fastener that keeps the necktie secured to the shirt. With the use of a holder on the necktie, an attached plate, and a holder that adheres to the shirt, the invention fastens together with a secure bond. It used the infrastructure of the shirt and tie, to connect and secure the tie to the wearer.

A wearable neck accessory, worn how a traditional necktie is worn. This tie does not connect at both ends, does not loop, knot or tie to be worn. This tie connects to the top button hole and loop of a shirt, or may stand alone with no attachment to the shirt. This tie is normally worn on open collared/un-buttoned shirts but is not limited to. Tie length can be adjusted in the middle of the tie.

A neckwear includes a neckband and a neckband module and may further include one or more fastener members and one or more display segments for coins, medals or bars. The neckband is connected to said neckband module, and said one or more fastener members pivotably connects said neckband module and said one or more display segments. Also provided for a neckwear are a hermetically sealed neckband module or display segment, a display segment configured to be intra-changeable, display inserts for a neckband module or display segments, torso segments, and a neckband module with a member of a fastener to accommodate interchangeable display segments.

A modular necktie includes a knot enclosure having an attachment channel, a fabric stem that is configured to insert into the attachment channel, and a tie portion that is secured to the fabric stem such that the tie portion extends downwardly from the knot enclosure when the fabric stem is inserted into the attachment channel. The knot enclosure can couple to a wearer's shirt in various ways including via a recess that is configured to receive a button of a wearer's shirt or via lateral collar wings that allow a collar band or ratcheting strips to be used. Various types of electronic components can be included in the knot enclosure.

A sweater and necktie combination comprising a sweater having a collar, an upper slot and a lower slot. The combination further includes a necktie having a hanging portion, with the hanging portion including an upper hidden area, a middle exposed area with a design thereon and a lower hidden area. The necktie extends through the upper slot and the lower slot such that the upper hidden area and the lower hidden area are located within the sweater and the middle exposed area is located outside of the sweater. A first engaging feature maintains the lower hidden area within the interior of the sweater. A second engaging feature maintains the middle exposed area outside of the sweater.

A neckwear includes a neckband and a neckband module and may further include one or more fastener members and one or more display segments for coins, medals or bars. The neckband is connected to said neckband module, and said one or more fastener members pivotably connects said neckband module and said one or more display segments. Also provided for a neckwear are a hermetically sealed neckband module or display segment, a display segment configured to be intra-changeable, display inserts for a neckband module or display segments, torso segments, and a neckband module with a member of a fastener to accommodate interchangeable display segments.

A tie knot system, including a necktie and a tie knot member with an interior and first and second upper apertures and a lower aperture, including an inner knot member positioned in the interior, such that a narrow tail of the necktie protrudes through the lower aperture and out of the first upper aperture and loops back via the second upper aperture and out of the lower aperture. The inner knot member can be made of a resilient material, have elongated openings, and can be folded and assembled from a tie knot sheet, including a bridge portion and left and right elongated portions.