Paul Smith is a brand of the same name founded by British genius designer Paul Smith in 1970, with a casual and chic handwriting logo and colorful striped ribbon as a symbol, widely welcomed by the fashion industry, Paul Smith himself is also the top of the list of British designers, in recognition of his contribution to the British economy, the Queen of England awarded him a knighthood in 2000.
 
Paul Smith started out as a man in his early years, with classic British styles, including waistcoats and cardigans worn by English gentlemen. The most important turning point in his career was the introduction of a suit with colourful stripes sewn on the inside in 1990, and the colourful and eye-catching stripes resembled the sunshine that is hard to see in the rainy UK all year round, making Paul Smith quickly stand out as one of the most popular clothing brands in the UK. Paul Smith's design is simple and simple, with a variety of design ingenuity and highlights, with a strong practicality and interest, which not only retains the elegant style of the British gentleman, but also does not lose the trend and demeanor, which is the representative of the yuppie style.
 
Paul Smith's bow ties are a good example of how playful the brand is, and although there are not many styles, they are all playable. The colourful and artistic fabric of the tie is made from silk, the back lining and hanging are made of fine printed fabric, and the buckle strap that holds the small arrow of the tie in place is its signature colourful striped elastic band. Paul Smith's tie isn't ideal for negotiation situations where you need to sit upright, but it's a better choice for creatives who work in an open and friendly atmosphere and need to be inspired by the exchange of ideas.
 
Paul Smith's tie currently has no purchase channel in China, and the official website is very convenient for overseas shopping, with a tie of 100 pounds per tie and a bow tie of 75 pounds each.