Bolo Ties in Wood 

The origins of the Bolo tie

Originally from North America, it is said to have been invented in the 1940s in Arizona. It has since become the official neckwear of several Western American states. It is less common under our latitudes, hence its exoticism. Yet, its benefits are many. It can make a look at once dapper and casual, or more formal. Befitting men and women of all ages.

Our design

We have imagined it according to our criteria of refinement. A subtle harmony of curved lines, straight lines and ellipses enhanced by discreet inlays reminiscent of buttoning for the models in precious wood. The lace is full leather (not braided) and the tips are solid brass. The Melissambre Bolo Ties comes in two families: precious woods such as Cocobolo, Snakewood, Ebony… and fine stones such as Agate, Obsidian, Mother-of-Pearl… Almost a jewel, it is the accessory for all circumstances.

Wood & Stone