Eric Glennie’s inline or ‘congruent’ striped neckties are designed such that when the tie is tied, the stripes run in the same direction on both knot and blade.
This is completely different from traditional striped neckties, which, when worn, have a knot with stripes that run in the opposite direction from the stripes on the blade of the tie.
It’s my hope that inline neckties will become a paradigm shift for the future of neckwear and breathe life into a new generation of detail-focused neckties.
Congruent Neckties
Eric Glennie's Inline Design Keeps Stripes in the Same Direction
Trend Themes
1. Congruent Striped Neckties - A trend of designing neckties with stripes that run in the same direction on both knot and blade, offering a unique and visually appealing style.
2. Detail-focused Neckwear - A trend of designing neckties with meticulous attention to detail, providing a fresh and innovative approach to traditional neckwear.
3. Paradigm Shift in Neckwear - A trend of introducing new and unconventional designs in neckwear, challenging the traditional norms and bringing forth a bold and exciting change.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Accessories - The fashion accessories industry can explore the opportunity of creating innovative neckties with congruent stripes, appealing to fashion-forward consumers looking for unique and attention-grabbing accessories.
2. Men's Fashion - The men's fashion industry can capitalize on the trend of detail-focused neckwear to create stylish and sophisticated collections that cater to the modern man's desire for tailored and refined accessories.
3. Textile and Apparel Manufacturing - The textile and apparel manufacturing industry can embrace the paradigm shift in neckwear by investing in advanced manufacturing techniques to produce congruent striped neckties, meeting the growing demand for innovative and eye-catching designs.