Exuma Bow Tie
Exuma Bow Tie
Body Measurements: Clothing
The Exuma Bow Tie brings together the best of our best-selling Blue Chuka and Bob White Bow Ties. With matching bands of double-barred chuka nestled amongst soft, elegant white bob white feathers, this bow tie strikes the perfect balance between patterns and understated refinement. Simple yet classic, the Exuma Bow Tie is designed for those who appreciate timeless style with a touch of nature’s beauty, making it the perfect statement piece for any occasion.
- Band collar wrap features an adjustable strap from 13" to 21" and a hook closure.
- Bow tie dimensions are 2.5” tall and 4.5” wide.
- Each feather used in production is all-natural and sustainably sourced.
- Feathers for bow ties are hand-selected, giving each finished piece unique coloring.
- Each bow tie is hand-crafted in Charleston, South Carolina and takes approximately five hours to make, start to finish.
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The Story
Brackish Spring Collection - A Celebration of Color
This season, we're taking inspiration from the vibrant hues of the Bahamas - where crystal-clear waters meet golden sands, lush palms, and sun-drenched island life. The Brackish Spring Collection brings this tropical beauty to life with bold, radiant feathers in shades of turquoise, coral, sunshine yellow, and deep ocean blue.
Each piece reflects the effortless energy and warmth of the islands, blending natural textures with striking color combinations for a fresh, elevated take on classic Brackish craftsmanship. Whether you're dressing for a getaway or bringing a touch of the tropics to everyday life, this collection is designed to stand out, celebrate nature, and make a statement.
Packaging
- Each bow tie arrives in a hand-branded, pine gift box.
- A list of the feathers used and instructions on how to care for your tie are included.
