The History Of Clothing Development -- The Origin Of Tie

Tie began in the age of Rome empire.

At that time soldiers wore neckties and neckties around their necks.

It was not until 1668 that tie became the main form of men's clothing in France.

However, at that time, the necktie would have two circles around the neck, and the two ends would hang casually.

And there are three or four knots on the necktie.

Three in the 2 years of drunk Zhai, the British troops attacked the French barracks in the suburb of stengal, Belgium.

In the confusion, the French army officers had no time to tie their necktie according to the etiquette system, but just walked around the neck with their hands.

In the end, the French army defeated the British army.

In the aristocratic fashion, the stengkal necktie was added: it was made of linen linen, and one end passed through the buttonhole of the shoulder.

The heroes of sterengalk were known for a while, and even the women competed for the Teng gram style necktie.

In fact, in the late seventeenth Century, there was a lace tie called clemon.

After entering eighteenth Century, the tie was turned into a bad luck, replaced by a white yarn "neck sleeve" (it folded three, and passed through the black knot on the back of the wig).

But since 1750, the decoration of this kind of men's clothing has been eliminated.

At this time, the "romantic" necktie appeared: This is a square white gauze, which first folded diagonally, then folded several times to knot it on the chest.

The necktie is very fastidious and is known as true art.

From 1795 to 1799, new ties were springing up in France.

People wear white and black ties, and even when they wash, they wear a Madras tie.

Bow ties are tighter than before.

The necktie in nineteenth Century covered the neck high.

Later, the "hard chest" necktie was put on pins.

It is made of various materials, such as silk, velvet, etc.

Black and colorful neckties are all in fashion.

In 70s, the self knot tie was first introduced.

The era of the second empires (1852 - 1870) is known as the age of invention in ties.

The tie clip appeared in the 20s of this century, and Knitted Necktie appeared in 30s. But the most important change is the popularity of ties. It has become an indispensable part of men's clothing in all walks of life.