蝶ネクタイ ボウタイ 領結 领结

A bow that is tied around the neck. Often seen on female school uniforms, where they have loose ends.

A traditional bowtie doesn't have loose ends and is commonly seen in formal male clothing such as a tuxedo, and in playboy bunny outfits (usually attached to a detached collar).

Not to be confused with a neck ribbon which lacks the volume of the bowtie.

Examples

Traditional bowtie

Bowtie with loose ends

Bowties resemble a butterfly or two triangles

Non examples

Neck ribbon. Looks thinner than a bowtie. Often with a japanese bow knot

Ribbon choker. Wraps tightly around the neck and has direct contact with the skin

Bow choker

Neckerchief. A piece of cloth resembling a necktie, there is no bow.

Colors

• aqua bowtie
• black bowtie
• blue bowtie
• brown bowtie
• green bowtie
• grey bowtie
• orange bowtie
• pink bowtie
• purple bowtie
• red bowtie
• white bowtie
• yellow bowtie

See also

• Bolo tie
• Cross tie
• Neck Ribbon
• Neckerchief
• Necktie
• Tag Group:Attire
• Tag Group:Neck and Neckwear

The following tags are aliased to this tag: bow_tie and neck_bow (learn more).

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