Try Knitting Knit This Autumn.

This is one of the most painful problems at the end of summer: getting up early, traveling between offices and homes (rather than between hotels and beaches), and facing full email inboxes - returning to work means re facing the rigid square office space.

But happily, there are some new phenomena in men's clothing, which can bridge between laziness and white-collar life -- say hello to knitted ties.

Today, the trend of low-key and unpublicized has lasted for several seasons, and this autumn knitted tie has come into being, affecting many mainstream men's clothing series.

"For a long time, men have been looking for more casual neck decorations," said Rich Charlton, general manager of Glass Hayward Douglas (Saville Douglas), Savile Row.

With the popular slimming and narrow lapel, the Knitted Necktie looks softer and nostalgic.

40 year old Andrew Roberts (Andrew Roberts) is a customer of Hayward. He is a manager of public relations of Mercedes Benz (Mercedes-Benz). He prefers the flexibility of knitting necktie: "they can be used for evening costumes or for meetings during the day," he said.

Austin Reid and Mark Baxter, director of the men's clothing department of Austin Reed and Viyella, agreed: "the Knitted Necktie has great flexibility and a new way out of formal dress. We see more and more men wearing casual clothes and jeans or khakis with knitted ties." (Reed)

It is returning to the brisk style of 1960s, and is rapidly becoming a common match for men's wear. "

Please see: Paul Smith (Paul Smith) is prepared for progressive coloring with simple stripes (69 pounds); Austin Reid (Austin Reed) tends to classic elegant navy blue or black gray stripes (40 pounds); and Sonia Spencer (Sonia Spencer), commonly known as the cuff (Sonia Spencer), has introduced her first series of knitted ties (55 pounds) inspired by the pant color card (Pantone), with color including lipstick red and prism purple.

Pat Tong is a professional color card company.

Brooks Brothers has always adopted the youthful / fashionable visual effect to use neutral colors such as fresh orange, baby blue and ochre for wide contrast stripes (59 pounds). Brooks

Mark, 26, Marc Shrimpling, a competition lawyer, began wearing knitted ties and changed his personal style after moving from London to Bristol.

"I worked in a large law firm in the financial city. It was very conservative here, so I always wore a very serious tie -- but when I moved to Bristol, I started wearing some old knitted ties from second-hand stores in 1980s," he said.

"These ties are good, because I find that people here, even lawyers, are more relaxed, less boring and somewhat like wearing brown shoes."

Knitted ties are not compatible with more formal clothes.

As Michael Drake, whose name is my menswear brand, points out that the knitted tie is as promising as the traditional tie.

"We start with high quality raw silk, spinning and finishing and finishing in Switzerland, so that we can ensure artistic effects when pressed."

In the Drake series tie, there are minimalist grey and black overlaps, and bright coloured dots on the bright background, such as blue and navy blue, or olive green and black (85 pounds).

"Yarn is woven on a 100 year old frame," he said. "This is slower than modern machine technology, but it can ensure first-class quality. Then it is completely stitched along the center of the reverse side and placed in the mold for 24 hours to get the ideal final shape."

Rubin Bernard Chi, a Italy tailor shop (Rubinacci), has a pure and striped Knitted Necktie (60 pounds), most of which are made of pure silk, but also of cotton and winter ready wool for summer.

According to Mariano Rubin Bernard Chi (Mariano Rubinacci), "these ties are very fashionable because they are elegant and not open, and they also bring a little nostalgic breath to remind people of the campus tie in 1950s."

Rupert Phelps, a 40 year old banker, is also a fan of knitted ties, Rupert Phelps.

"Traditionally, there should be a deep blue silk knitted tie in the wardrobe of the Financial City, and the hem is preferably flat bottomed rather than fishtail, and rather narrow," he said.

"This is a necessary item for garment matching, because it is very low-key and can match almost any cloth in a shirt or suit."

Philip Kingsley, a 80 year old hair care expert, is also keen on knitting ties. Philip Kingsley,

"The attraction of knitted neckties is that they can match business suits in a formal way, or casual clothes or sports jackets," he said.

"Well knitted neckties made of excellent quality and quality are elegant and never fade.

Of course, they never wrinkle.

I don't even remember how many knitted ties I have.

However, there are limitations.

Simon Guthrie (Simon Gotelee), 45, who consulted a lawyer's office, said: "they are a complete tragedy with the formal assembly of the city. The bad feeling is like a geography teacher who is wearing a dark green or light brown wool tie. He always wears pins and feet, and he hangs untidy little balls in his heel.

But they are good for casual wear or cotton jackets, because they are very casual.

They are the only tie that can match the horizontal stripes, especially the tight knit and the square necktie (usually silk, not wool).

Glass Hayward's tailor's Ricky Charlton suggests: keep the background concise.

"Knitted ties and gray and other heavy color blocks complement each other, but the brighter and simpler patterns match them and look better than traditional worsted silk ties."