Red & Blue Melting Cubes Necktie

This is the tie you wear when you’re done with safe stripes. Saturated shades of blue form the base, broken up by a drifting “melting cubes” pattern in red that looks like pixels sliding across the blade. It’s sharp, modern, and just abstract enough to feel like you actually care about design.

At a traditional 3.4" width with regular (60") and extra-long (63") options, it’s built for real suits and real shoulders. Run it solo for one strong focal point, pair it with the matching geometric pocket square when you want a fully synced look, or switch to the brown-red-blue plaid square for a deliberate pattern clash that still lands.

Why You’ll Love It

• Bold but wearable – Red and blue are familiar, the melting cubes are not—that’s the sweet spot.

• Built for repeat wear – Works with navy, charcoal, and black, so it won’t be a one-outfit wonder.

• Two pocket square routes – Matching for a clean, curated feel; plaid when you’re in the mood for a little chaos.

• Proper proportions – Classic width and two practical lengths, so you’re not fighting a too-short blade or tiny knot.

Style & Outfit Guidance

Recommended Dress Shirts

1. White dress shirt

   • The cleanest backdrop; lets the red and blue pattern really hit.

   • Perfect for business meetings, weddings, and any event with a camera.

2. Light blue dress shirt

   • Harmonizes with the blue in the tie and keeps the look smooth and professional.

   • Ideal with navy or charcoal suits for office days and conferences.

3. Pale grey dress shirt

   • Adds depth while staying understated.

   • Great for evening events and modern office settings where you want pattern without stark contrast.

Recommended Suits & Jackets

1. Navy suit

   • The obvious home for all that blue.

   • The red cubes snap against the navy, making this combo a go-to for work, weddings, and formal dinners.

2. Charcoal grey suit

   • Gives the tie a serious backdrop that lets the red tones glow without overdoing it.

   • Strong choice for presentations, client meetings, and evening functions.

3. Black suit

   • High-impact and modern.

   • Best for night events, receptions, and any time you’re aiming for “sharp with an edge.”

4. Charcoal or navy blazer with dark denim or tailored trousers

   • Smart-casual setup that still looks thought-through at dinners, networking events, and date nights.

Recommended Shoes

• Black cap-toe or whole-cut oxfords – Ideal with black or charcoal suits when the dress code leans formal.

• Dark brown oxfords or derbies – Great with navy suits for office days, conferences, and weddings.

• Oxblood dress shoes – Add depth and play nicely with the red in the tie; ideal for evening events and creative workplaces.

• Brown loafers – Good with blazer-and-trousers combos when things are more social than corporate.

Best Events & Occasions

• Business meetings, presentations, and conferences

• Weddings and formal events where you want something sharper than a plain solid

• Cocktail parties, gallery openings, and rooftop bars

• Networking events where being memorable actually helps

• Date nights, upscale dinners, and social gatherings

Specs

• Choose From:

  • Single necktie

  • Necktie & matching geometric pocket square

  • Necktie & brown/red/blue plaid pocket square

• Width of Tie: 3.4 in (approx. 8.6 cm)

• Length of Self-Tie Necktie:

  • Regular: 60 in (approx. 152 cm) – fits neck sizes 13–20 in

  • XL: 63 in (approx. 160 cm) – fits neck sizes 15–23 in

• Dimensions of Pocket Square: 10.5 x 10.5 in (approx. 26.5 x 26.5 cm)

• Pattern on Fabric: Geometric / abstract melting cubes

• Color of Necktie: Red, blue

• Material of Tie and Pocket Square: 100% silk

Purchase Options

1. Single Necktie – Red and blue melting cubes pattern in regular or XL length.

2. Necktie + Matching Pocket Square – Coordinated geometric set for a clean, unified look.

3. Necktie + Plaid Pocket Square – Tie in melting cubes with a brown/red/blue plaid square for a layered, modern mix.

Care Instructions

• Hang after wearing to let natural wrinkles relax.

• Spot clean gently when needed; for a full refresh, use a trusted professional cleaner.

• Store tie flat or loosely rolled in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

• Keep pocket squares folded or lightly pressed so edges stay crisp.