Rio de Janeiro Jungle Necktie Color:Hot Pink They whipped out their shearers

They whipped out their shearers then and there and crafted this boys bow tie by hand

The magnificent solid green palette of this tie imbues evergreen sentiments of refinement and sophistication

Providing a classic addition to your wardrobe assemblage

Bring a lavish appeal to your formal wardrobe with the elegant features of OTAA's Mahogany Maroon with White Polka Dots Diamond Bow Tie

this Baboon Self Bow Tie exudes sophistication and is hand cut and sewn on a classic navy backing

Rio de Janeiro Jungle Necktie Color:Hot Pink They whipped out their shearersSophisticated and flamboyant, OTAA's Rio de Janeiro Jungle Tie makes an exotic statement. In 1502, Gaspar de Lemos arrived in Brazil and entered the Bay of Guanabara. He mistook the bay for the entrance of a river and he named it Rio de Janeiro. Following Gaspars arrival, Rio became the subject of colonisation by the Portuguese and French; in 1889 the city finally established independence. Inspired by the city's heritage, OTAA presents this necktie.