bolo ties
Southwestern string ties
A bolo tie is a necktie consisting of a braided leather cord with decorative metal tips, drawn through an ornamental clasp or slide.
Associated with Western and Southwestern American style, it's the official neckwear of Arizona and New Mexico.
The clasp often features turquoise, silver, or Native American designs: He wore a bolo tie with a turquoise-and-silver slide.
- necktieKnotted collar ornament
- southwestCardinal point between two others
- cowboyMounted cattle herder
- cowboy hatWide-brimmed Western headwear
- accessoriesSupplementary items or adornments
concho · lapidary · fashion accessory · dress code · turquoise jewelry · rodeo · square dancing · silver inlay · belt buckles · cords · westernwear · country western · metalwork · slide · lapel · western · Arizona · Navajo jewelry
- neckwearscarf, scarves, necklace, necklaces, necktie
- Rocky Mountain WestWyoming, Montana, Yellowstone, Grand Teton, cowboys
- Western Wearcowboy boots, cowboy hats, western shirt, chaps, bandana
- tiesnecktie, bowtie, cravat, ascot, clip-on
- Native Craftsnative crafts, moccasins, beaded moccasins, dreamcatchers, war bonnet
- Southwest ArtSanta Fe style, Navajo rugs, Navajo weaving, turquoise jewelry, sand paintings