Men’s Geometric Argyle Necktie in Purple, Grey or Green

Classic argyle takes on a more contemporary character through crisp geometric lines and three distinctive color combinations. From a distance, the repeating diamonds create a structured, tailored appearance. Up close, the layered colors and intersecting details give the pattern added depth.

Choose cool purple and blue tones for a refined look, grey and black with orange and purple accents for stronger contrast, or green, blue, and yellow for a brighter seasonal combination. Each colorway works naturally with staple suit colors while adding more personality than a conventional striped or solid necktie.

Wear the necktie by itself for a clean focal point, add the matching pocket square for close coordination, or select an accenting pocket square for a more individual combination.

Colorway Options

Purple, Light Blue & Dark Blue

Cool shades of purple and blue create a layered tonal design with clear contrast. This colorway pairs especially well with navy, charcoal, and medium grey tailoring.

Grey, Orange, Purple & Black

Grey and black provide a grounded foundation, while orange and purple add stronger color. This is the boldest option in the collection and works particularly well for evening events, creative professional settings, and seasonal celebrations.

Green, Blue & Yellow

Green, blue, and yellow create a bright, energetic combination suited to spring and summer styling. Navy and charcoal suits keep the colors balanced, while lighter grey tailoring gives the pattern a fresh daytime appearance.

Why You’ll Love It

• Structured geometric argyle: Repeating diamond shapes create definition without making the design feel dated.
• Three distinct color palettes: Choose a cool tonal combination, a darker high-contrast option, or a bright seasonal colorway.
• Classic proportions: The traditional width creates a balanced appearance with standard and wider jacket lapels.
• Regular and XL lengths: Two length choices help achieve a properly positioned blade and well-proportioned knot.
• Flexible pocket square styling: Select the necktie alone or pair it with either a matching or accenting pocket square.
• Versatile across occasions: The pattern works for business attire, weddings, dinners, conferences, and polished social outfits.

Matching Pocket Square Information

The matching pocket square repeats the selected argyle pattern and color combination for a closely coordinated presentation.

A straight TV fold reveals a narrow, controlled section of the design and works well for business meetings, ceremonies, and formal events. A one-point or two-point fold displays more of the argyle pattern and is a fitting choice for weddings, receptions, and social celebrations.

When wearing the matching necktie and pocket square together, choose a solid dress shirt and a solid or subtly textured suit. This keeps the coordinated accessories from making the outfit feel overly patterned.

Accenting Pocket Square Recommendations

An accenting pocket square coordinates with selected colors from the necktie without repeating the full argyle pattern. Solid colors, simple borders, small dots, and restrained geometric designs are the strongest choices.

For the Purple, Light Blue & Dark Blue Colorway

• White with a dark blue border: Creates crisp contrast while connecting with the deepest blue details.
• Silver grey with small purple dots: Adds a refined neutral and subtly reinforces the purple accents.
• Solid dark blue: Grounds the lighter colors and works especially well with medium grey tailoring.
• Pale lavender with a light blue rolled edge: Produces a softer tonal pairing without duplicating the argyle design.
• Light blue with small navy geometric details: Highlights the lighter blue sections while maintaining clear pattern separation.

For the Grey, Orange, Purple & Black Colorway

• Solid burnt orange: Draws attention to the warm accent color and creates a strong pairing with charcoal tailoring.
• Black with a purple border: Reinforces the darker foundation while adding a narrow line of color.
• Silver grey with small orange pin dots: Softens the palette while connecting with the brighter details.
• Deep plum with a charcoal rolled edge: Provides a rich evening combination that complements both purple and black.
• Ivory with a black and orange border: Brightens the outfit while referencing the two strongest contrasting colors.

For the Green, Blue & Yellow Colorway

• Solid navy blue: Grounds the brighter palette and creates a polished pairing with light grey tailoring.
• White with a green border: Provides clean contrast and highlights the green details without repeating the pattern.
• Pale yellow with small navy dots: Connects with the yellow accents while the navy dots keep the combination balanced.
• Light blue with a dark green rolled edge: Creates a coordinated cool-toned pairing for spring and summer events.
• Soft coral with small blue geometric details: Introduces complementary warmth while maintaining a connection to the blue sections.

Outfit & Styling Guide

Best Dress Shirts to Pair With

Crisp White Dress Shirt

A white shirt provides the cleanest background for all three colorways. It allows the argyle diamonds and layered colors to remain clearly defined and works for business meetings, weddings, and formal celebrations.

Solid Light Blue Dress Shirt

Light blue coordinates naturally with the purple-and-blue and green-and-blue options. Pair it with a navy or charcoal suit to keep the tonal combination structured.

Solid Soft Grey Dress Shirt

Soft grey provides a modern neutral foundation and is especially effective with the grey, orange, purple, and black colorway. It keeps the brighter accents controlled without dulling them.

Pale Yellow Dress Shirt

A very light yellow shirt complements the green, blue, and yellow version. Keep the suit navy or charcoal so the outfit retains a balanced, tailored appearance.

Pale Lavender Dress Shirt

Pale lavender brings out the purple details in the first two colorways. Choose a solid navy or medium grey suit and a simple pocket square to avoid excessive pattern.

Best Suit Colors and Patterns

Solid Navy Blue Suit

Navy works naturally with all three colorways and provides a dependable formal foundation. It is especially effective with the yellow and orange accents because the dark blue keeps the brighter colors grounded.

Solid Charcoal Grey Suit

Charcoal sharpens the geometric pattern and gives each palette a more professional appearance. Pair it with a white shirt and black or oxblood shoes.

Solid Medium Grey Suit

Medium grey creates a lighter, contemporary combination for daytime weddings, business luncheons, graduations, and outdoor gatherings.

Solid Light Grey Suit

Light grey works particularly well with the green, blue, and yellow version. Add a white shirt and navy accenting pocket square for a fresh warm-weather outfit.

Dark Brown or Deep Olive Jacket

Dark brown and olive tailoring complement the green colorway while also providing an interesting contrast to the purple-and-blue option. Pair the jacket with neutral trousers and a solid shirt.

Subtly Textured Navy or Grey Suit

A faint birdseye, nailhead, or low-contrast herringbone texture can add depth without competing with the argyle. Avoid prominent windowpane or plaid suits when wearing the matching pocket square.

Shoe Recommendations

Dark Brown Oxford or Derby Shoes

Dark brown shoes are a versatile choice with navy, medium grey, light grey, and olive tailoring. They work especially well with the green, blue, and yellow colorway.

Black Cap-Toe Oxford Shoes

Black Oxfords provide the most formal finish and pair naturally with charcoal, black, or dark navy suits. They are particularly effective with the grey, orange, purple, and black version.

Burgundy or Oxblood Dress Shoes

Burgundy adds depth to purple and orange accents without competing with the argyle pattern. Pair these shoes with navy, charcoal, or medium grey tailoring.

Tan Leather Brogues

Tan brogues create a lighter, more relaxed finish for spring and summer events. They work best with light grey, medium blue, tan, or olive outfits.

Medium Brown Loafers

Medium brown loafers provide a polished semi-formal option for dinners, outdoor receptions, and social events worn with a blazer and tailored trousers.

Best Events and Occasions

Business Meetings and Corporate Events

The structured argyle design adds color while preserving a professional appearance. Pair it with a charcoal or navy suit and a solid white shirt.

Weddings and Receptions

Each colorway suits a different wedding palette. Purple and blue provide a refined cool-toned option, grey and orange offer stronger contrast, and green with yellow works especially well for spring and summer celebrations.

Conferences and Networking Events

The geometric pattern is memorable without being distracting, making it a useful choice for presentations, conferences, and professional social settings.

Holiday Parties and Seasonal Gatherings

The grey, orange, purple, and black option works particularly well for fall and evening events, while the green, blue, and yellow version suits brighter spring celebrations.

Graduations and Award Ceremonies

The defined diamond pattern photographs well and coordinates easily with navy, charcoal, and medium grey suits.

Dinner Dates and Evening Socials

Pair the necktie with a navy blazer, crisp white shirt, tailored grey trousers, and oxblood shoes for a polished outfit that does not require a full suit.

Church Services and Formal Luncheons

The classic argyle pattern brings personality to daytime attire while remaining appropriate for ceremonies, services, and family gatherings.

Product Specifications

Purchase Options:

• Single Necktie
• Necktie + Matching Pocket Square
• Necktie + Accenting Pocket Square

Material of Necktie and Pocket Square: 100% Silk

Pattern: Geometric Argyle

Color Options:

• Purple, Light Blue, and Dark Blue
• Grey, Orange, Purple, and Black
• Green, Blue, and Yellow

Tie Width:

• Classic: 3.4 inches

Tie Lengths:

• Regular: 60 inches
• XL: 63 inches

Pocket Square Dimensions: 10.5” x 10.5”