The Ascot knot. Not just a tie it’s elegance with history. Once worn by British nobility at events like the Royal Ascot, today it’s a symbol of classic, refined style. It’s tucked under the shirt collar, often secured with a pin for that polished look. Perfect for daytime weddings, vintage outfits, or whenever you want to stand out… without saying a word. It’s not for everyone. It’s for the man who dares to dress with presence. Would you wear it? | Tailor Tag

The Ascot knot. Not just a tie it’s elegance with history. Once worn by British nobility at events like the Royal Ascot, today it’s a symbol of classic, refined style. It’s tucked under the shirt collar, often secured with a pin for that polished look. Perfect for daytime weddings, vintage outfits, or whenever you want to stand out… without saying a word. It’s not for everyone. It’s for the man who dares to dress with presence. Would you wear it? —————— 🇪🇸 El nudo Ascot. No es una corbata… es

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