What do you call bow tie like these

[ammarolli]

I like to have bow tie like these one like the man is wearing on this photo but I don't know what is called and where to get one like these.
http://mbl.is/myndasafn/mynd/220510/

Hopefully you guys can help me find bow tie like this one.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Kentucky Colonel bowtie

 

[ammarolli]

Thanks but I thought Kentucky Colonel bowtie were longer

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I am sure they com in mutiple lengths. If the one you get it too long for your taste you can cut & sew it shorter.

 

[Big_e]

They go by String Tie or Floppy Bow Tie. I saw an older gentleman wear one about 2 months ago. He had on bib over-alls and a white shirt. In spite of that he looked dressed for work, he looked good with that string tie. Since I work in a city building, he must've tied it on real quick to come inside and conduct city business.
Ernest

 

[dhermann1]

String tie is what I would call it. Very Victorian. You see them a lot in old cowboy movies.

 

[ammarolli]

Okay so it's called String tie but do anyone know were I can get tie like this in short version because I only find long versions.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

http://www.rainbowconnection.com/product_info.php/products_id/804

http://www.proudcowboy.com/cowboy/sties.htm

Both of these could be made shorter with little work. The one in the first link is 100% polyester so it is just a matter of cutting it to the desired length & lightly singeing.

 

[ammarolli]

I see, so I'll just cut it as I want to have it.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

What you might also be able to do is get a length of ribbon about 7/8 to 1 inch wide & use that to make your own bow tie.