How to Pick a Hermes Tie
A Hermes tie can make the ultimate statement of style and class for a man, but choosing the right one is often easier said than done. Because these ties are limited in number and change with each new collection, it is important to choose the one that is right for you. Use the tips below in your quest for the perfect Hermes tie. Does this Spark an idea?
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Consider what you will be wearing your Hermes tie with, and choose a tie based on what will coordinate with many of the pieces in your wardrobe. Many different color families are available to choose from, and since a new Hermes tie runs in the $150 range, you want to be able to get as much use out of it as possible.
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Decide whether you want a new or a vintage tie. If you want a piece from the current collection then your options will be somewhat limited, but if you are willing to look to previous years or even decades then your options will be far more numerous.
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Find out what is in the Hermes tie collection this year if you are interested in their latest styles. Browse the Hermes website for the most up-to-date selection.
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Think about the type of print you are interested in as you begin your search. Is it an animal print you want, or perhaps stripes or a signature "H" design? There are hundreds of designs available throughout the various collections, so having a rough idea in mind of what you are looking for could prove helpful.
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Choose silk twill or heavy silk as you are making your decision. Fewer heavy silk ties are released in each collection than silk twill, making them a little more expensive and more difficult to come by. This factor is something to keep in mind as you shop.
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Verify that you are getting an authentic Hermes before you make your purchase. Refer to the eHow article "How to Spot an Hermes Tie" (see link below) for further guidelines on how to make sure the Hermes you are getting is the real deal.
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Tips & Warnings
Use caution when purchasing items on eBay and similar sites so that you do not get taken in by unscrupulous dealers. When buying on eBay, always scrutinize a seller's reputation, along with the merchandise, to help ensure that you are getting the real thing. Stick to authorized Hermes dealers if you want to eliminate this concern altogether.
