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Smith Brand Bow Ties are proudly made in San Francisco, California.  Each bow tie is handmade in our small SF workshop in extremely short runs from the highest quality textiles available.  

Buy one, you will like it.

Featured Bow Tie

Cotton Brick

 

Our Spring/Summer ties are all 100% cotton, woven and printed in Japan.  This versatile tie can be dressed up for more formal occasions, or dressed down for a more casual atmosphere.

Buy this bow tie HERE

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Monday
Sep192011

Special Delivery: The SF Playhouse

I put together these funky little ties for the SF Playhouse last week.  They had their annual Gala/Fundraiser, so new bow ties were in order.  

They put on wonderful plays as well as need colorful bow ties.  Their new production "Honey Brown Eyes" kicks off this week, go check it out.

Friday
Sep162011

Tokyo Afternoon

Did a little cleaning on my hard drive today.  I came across this video I made a few years ago.  Me and @okudairayuko out for the afternoon.  A fun glimpse into the past...

Thursday
Sep152011

Thanks Tumblr-ers!

Saw a photo of my bow ties getting  a lot of love on tumblr the last few days, mostly thanks to The Style Buff, thanks!

Wednesday
Sep142011

"Dress Geek Chic"

Just came across a nice little shout out on the Joe Button page.  "Dress Geek Chic from these Online Stores!" points to Toms, Warby Parker, Topman and Smith Brand.  Nice company, thanks guys!

Friday
Sep092011

Celebrating Bow Ties Everywhere

Friend of Smith Brand, Dylan Ousley just wrote a wonderful piece on his blog about his growing bow tie collection. 

Documenting the process of tying a bow tie is tricky, so kudos to Dylan for such great shots!

Friday
Sep022011

Getting Ready for Tomorrow's Photo Shoot

Funny how much stuff it takes to shoot a few photos of bow ties. 

Monday
Aug292011

How to Wear a Bow Tie Vol: 2 with Charles Eames

Charles Eames perfectly executes the disheveled bow tie.  

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