Red & Navy Blue Striped Necktie with White Borders

Bright red bands alternate with navy blue, separated by narrow white lines that keep the colors clearly defined. Look closer and a subtle herringbone pattern appears within the blue sections, adding detail to an otherwise straightforward striped design.

This red and navy striped necktie brings color to neutral tailoring without introducing a complicated pattern. Wear it alone for a focused look, choose a matching pocket square for coordinated occasion dressing, or add a simple accenting square that picks up one of its colors.

Why You’ll Love It

• Clear contrast: Red and navy create a bold combination, while fine white borders give each stripe a crisp edge.
• Detail beyond the main pattern: Small herringbone chevrons in the blue bands add interest without competing with the broader stripes.
• Classic proportions: The 3.4” width gives the design a broader profile, with regular and XL lengths available to suit your preferred fit and knot.

What to Wear With This Necktie

Shirt recommendations: A white dress shirt echoes the thin dividing lines and keeps the red and navy distinct. Pale blue softens the contrast and connects with the darker blue bands. Light gray provides another neutral option, particularly beneath a charcoal jacket. Keep the shirt solid so the stripes and herringbone details remain the main pattern.

Suit recommendations: Navy creates a coordinated combination, especially with a white shirt separating the tie from the jacket. Charcoal offers a more neutral backdrop for the bright red bands. Medium-gray tailoring gives the outfit a lighter appearance for daytime weddings and business events. A solid jacket keeps the look balanced without adding another stripe or check.

Shoe recommendations: Dark brown Oxfords or Derbies complement a navy suit and bring warmth to the outfit. Black cap-toe Oxfords pair neatly with charcoal or medium-gray tailoring for dressier occasions. For a less formal dinner, try dark brown loafers with a navy blazer and gray trousers.

Matching & Accenting Pocket Square Recommendations

Matching pocket square: Repeat the red, navy, and white striped design with the matching square. A narrow straight fold shows just enough of the pattern to connect the accessories without displaying another large area of stripes.

For a simpler accent, consider these options:

Solid white: Echoes the fine white borders and gives the jacket pocket a clean contrast. This keeps attention on the necktie’s stronger colors.

Navy with small white polka dots: Connects with the blue bands while introducing a familiar pattern. The rounded dots contrast with the tie’s straight lines.

Light blue with subtle tonal paisley: Adds a lighter shade of blue and a curved pattern without introducing several new colors. Choose a low-contrast design to keep the pocket square understated.

White with a red border: Picks up the red stripes in a smaller amount. A straight fold showing a little of the border keeps the color connection simple.

Styling tip: Let the tie carry the boldest pattern. A modest fold and a limited pocket square palette are enough to complete the combination.

Best Events & Occasions

This red and navy blue striped necktie suits business presentations, client meetings, wedding guest outfits, graduation ceremonies, anniversary dinners, and holiday receptions. It also offers a coordinated option for groomsmen wearing navy or gray suits.

For a business outfit, pair it with a white shirt, charcoal suit, and navy dotted pocket square. For a wedding, choose navy tailoring and a matching square, or keep the accessories more understated with a white accenting square.

Purchase Options

• Single Necktie
• Necktie + Matching Pocket Square
• Necktie + Accenting Pocket Square

Product Specs

Colors: Red, Navy Blue, and White
Pattern: Broad Diagonal Stripes with White Borders and Herringbone Detail
Material of Tie and Square: 100% Microfiber
Tie Width: Classic 3.4”
Tie Length Options: Regular 60” | XL 63”
Pocket Square Dimensions: 10.5” × 10.5”

Choosing your length: Consider your height, neck size, and preferred knot when selecting regular or XL. Larger knots use more length; aim for the finished tie tip to reach around the center of your belt buckle.