This season's tie trends

The tie is back, bigger than ever! Not only as a classic men's accessory but also as a bold fashion statement for women. As true tie specialists, we’ve noticed a clear shift during Copenhagen Fashion Week and in street scenes this season: ties are being worn narrower, more playful, and more gender fluid.

The tie for women: A true power accessory

Designers and street style photographers are increasingly showcasing ties on women. Tightly tied with blouses, casually unbuttoned with an oversized blazer, or tied as a bow. The tie is a must-have for the daring this season, but well-known fashion chains like Zara and H&M are also daring to introduce this accessory. The tie is seen as a true power accessory in the autumn-winter 2025 collection, alongside other feminine items like scarves and brooches. 

Checked Suits + Tie = Modern Heritage

Of course, the tie is also a key fashion item for men this season. Bold colour combinations and traditional checks pair perfectly with a contrasting or tone-on-tone tie. On the catwalks and in the city, we saw many checked suits where the tie modernises the classic silhouette. Think of a wide tie in a rich pattern that matches the colour of a classic checked suit, completing the look. The checked suit combined with a tie can be worn both professionally and super trendy. It just depends on how formal you want to make it.

Textured Ties Made from Sustainable Materials

Besides colour and pattern, texture plays a major role these days. Matte and coarse weaves and a handmade look combine perfectly with minimalist tailoring. Sustainable materials like linen and silk remain relevant. 

A Narrow or Wide Tie. Which Tie Suits Your Look? This season, choosing between a narrow or wide tie depends on the cut of your look. Are you wearing a finely checked suit or a tailored blazer? Then a narrow tie is still the perfect match. This tie is elegant, modern, and subtle enough not to overpower the pattern. For oversized and bold tailoring, such as with a loose blazer with wider lapels, we recommend a slightly wider tie. A wide tie in this case balances the proportions and makes a powerful statement. This way, you play not only with style but also with proportions.

In the autumn and winter of 2025, the tie will be more versatile than ever. For both women and men: experiment with checks, textures, and rich colours and choose a tie that expresses your style.