Was on, but more costume quality than real tie quality.

After wearing it once, its already starting to lose it shape. Wish I could get one not skinny....

ok

Very thin but not bad for the price.

It's a tie. Nothing special, polyester, but it suited my needs for a pride function. More of a novelty than a wardrobe item.

Nice pattern. not a terrible tie, you get what you pay for. the material seems alright I guess but I didn't realize that this was the thinnest tie I have ever seenMaybe i can use it as a belt?

The ties are not as wide as advertised. not even at the widest point. dissapointed at how narrow they are, but otherwise the colors are nice and the tie or of good quality and tie well.

It is worth the price, and I'm most likely going to purchase all colors. Great, soft material that is radiant under the light.

not as cute as i thought id be

GOOD FOR THE PRICE

Like the way it looks.

Really stylish tie for the price you're paying. Of course, with that price comes sheer material and poor manufacturing. The larger end is a tad bit misshapen, but in the end you get what you pay for. Still looks very nice if you cover the bottom up with a vest or cardigan of sorts, so pretty good altogether.

Currently, I can't afford to sink any money on a $70+ top-of-the-line, "quality" designer/artisan tie, so I hunted around for a better bargain. Came upon this.The tie's design is cool: contrasting neon-white and jet-black stripes make it stand out in any crowd; skinny from top to bottom so it doesn't look too old-fashioned and stuffy.It's perfect for a young person who's forced to attend a semi-formal event, but who doesn't want to completely surrender that bold & rebellious spirit.However, the material has a definite "cheap" look and feel to it. It's a little too glossy/shiny and is very thin and light, like it's made of nylon or plastic, or is coated with wax. Almost looks like a Halloween costume accessory. Again, this is okay for semi-formal wear, but I wouldn't recommend it for, say, a job interview for example. The tie simply fails to achieve or even approach that "professional" look that's ideal in that setting.But maybe that's just me.Maybe my tie is still too new and a little bit of "breaking-in" will remove some of that sheen. Time will tell. (I think a vest or a jacket is practically a MUST with this tie, which is what I'm missing.)The reason for the 3 instead of 4 or 5 stars is that I bought this believing it would be a more versatile addition to my wardrobe than it turned out to be. (i.e. its look "clashes" too much with most of my shirts, it's a bit too skinny where I prefer "narrow" - around 2.75in is my ideal width - and, again, it doesn't seem like it'd be appropriate for all functions)Still, not a bad tie.---The tie obviously gets wider from end-to-end so when the description says the tie is 2" wide, what it's actually referring to is the widest part of the tie (i.e. at the tip), which is indeed 2" wide. I was new to ties once, too, and these are the kinds of things I was confused by so, just puttin' it out there! :)