Last May we did a tie giveaway with the Mountain and Sackett tie company, which has been making handmade neckware right here in America since 1957. The giveaway was a big hit with readers, so we decided to bring it back again. And with the holidays coming up, we wanted to help you look sharp for the seasonal parties you’ll be attending.
What’s Up For Grabs
The winner of the giveaway will get to choose any one of Mountain and Sackett’s ties as their prize. Need a narrow tie in your collection? How about a solid wool tie? And of course don’t forget the ties that Mountain and Sackett is famous for-their regimentals. Mountain and Sackett ‘s regimental ties are the world’s only 100% handmade ties. No machine touches these beauties. Cruise through Mountain and Sackett’s collection and pick the one you’d like to be wearing around your neck when you kiss your gal under the mistletoe.
How to Enter
Entering is easy. Just follow these two simple steps:
1. Visit the Mountain and Sackett website and pick out the style and color you would like for your tie if you’re lucky enough to be selected as the winner.
2. Share your selection with us in the comments section. You don’t have to post the link-just a description. (Posting the link may cause your comment to be filtered as spam).
Everyone who enters the contest will be emailed a code for a 20% discount on Mountain and Sackett ties at the conclusion of the contest.
A winner will be drawn randomly from the entries. The deadline for entry into the contest is Sunday, November 22 at 11PM EST.
What are you waiting for? Enter today!
If you’re looking for new ways to tie a tie, check out our videos on how to tie a tie.
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Orchard Woven Paisley Tie sku:205BUR
Beekman Satin Striped Tie (Tartan Green / 194TAR)
Beekman Satin Striped Tie (Coffee / 194COF)
Mulberry Narrow Wool Solid Tie (Navy SKU:196)
I’m a skinny guy who likes skinny ties.
Beekman Satin Striped. (Coffee/194COF)
I like the Irving Mogador Striped Tie
Handmade Wool Solid Tie
Thompson Wool Tartan Tie
Please :-)
Beekman Satin Striped tie in Navy
Royal Marines regimental.
Handmade Herringbone Solid Tie -Navy
Mott Narrow Wool Striped, SKU: 195
Regimental tie old albanians
The Old Albanian Regimental Tie. Thanks guys.
Handmade Herringbone Solid tie in red. 62″.
Long, Regimental Striped, Dark Blue and Dark Red.
The Ludlow Printed Paisley Tie Street BUR would be a wonderful tie to have!
Sinclair Wool Tartan Tie SKU: 198GRE
Definitely the “Orchard Woven Paisley Tie” if I’m the lucky winner.
-CMA
Dot Bow Tie Black, SKU: 116BLA
I will wear the Black Bow Tie, SKU: 117BLA, with the Mess Dress U.S. Army uniform at the next Military Ball.
I think any man donning one of these ties would appear to be quite the dapper gentleman.
I really like the Regimental tie that’s navy blue with a thin light blue stripe and a thin gold stripe. (SKU: regimentNWRR)
I’d love to wear the Irving Mogador Striped tie in Irving Place Red. The regimental ties look amazing but I work for National Defence and I wouldn’t want to wear a tie I didn’t earn.
Regimental striped tie, navy blue/red/white — very patriotic
Irving Mogador Striped (Irving Place Green). Beautiful ties!
Regimental Tie, Old Albanian- a wonderful tie to have!
Keeping it simple with a charcoal wool tie. (SKU; 196)
Handmade 100% Cashmere Striped Tie
Cashmere Stripe
SKU: 101GRE
Handmade Herringbone solid tie- Solid Silver
Mott Narrow Wool striped tie, color Mott street campari
Thomas Lewis Ludlow Printed Paisley- Ludlow Street Camel
Herringbone Solid tie in silver, pretty please!! Love this post and love it even more that my two younger brothers adore ties and are more often than not the best dressed guys around…YAY for ties!!
Thompson Wool Tartan Tie
Occasional Hockeys Regimental tie. It looks very classy and manly. Thanks guys.
Mulberry Narrow Wool Solid Tie – Charcoal
Occassionals Hockey..
Ludlow Printed Paisley Tie (SKU: 204RED). As an art teacher, I introduce color theory with some interesting science lessons (prisms, vision experiments etc.) and a tie design lesson using both complimentary and analogous colors. This tie matches the colors in most of the student’s urban/skate/military-eske clothing- it would make a great lead in!
East Kent Regiment tie. Same colors as my Alma Mater. Thanks AoM!
I’m a fan of the regimental tie for sure.
It was a difficult choice, but I chose the very practical Sinclair Tartan Style. The thinner Mulberry wool style is great looking tie as well. I am afraid the thin tie will exaggerate my already wide frame. The tartan pattern is a great casual addition to a suit set that needs a little dressing down.
grey wool knit tie!
Ludlow Printed Paisley Tie SKU204
Handmade 100% Cashmere Plaid Tie SKU 100
gotta go with the Queen Royal Lancers Regimental Tie…perfect accent to a great school Central Michigan University…Go Exiles!
Old Albanian, Regimental
mott street mahogany narrow wool tie
Regimental Striped, Royal Highland Fusilier
Silk knit taupe 177TAU
I chose the Stewart Wool Tartan Tie.
MacDonald Wool tartan tie
Even though i’m in love with the Cashmere tie in Box Brown (100), it’s listed as out-of-stock, so:
Wool Striped 175BLUR
Old Albanians Regimental. It would be prefect if it was 3″ and shorter, but that pattern is just so striking.
Mulberry Narrow Wool Solid Street Chocolate is a good look.
I most prefer the Thompson Wool Tartan Tie; has a very Burberry feel to it.
Any tie, huh? Well then, if I win, I’d love to have that Autism Speaks Retro Tie in the Narrow Style. A fun tie to wear out on the evenings and could be a nice conversation starter, as I’m autistic myself.
I have never seen this store. Everything is great, but I think that my favorite necktie is:
Regimental, Somerset Light Infantry
Well, if I’m to have a fancy tie like this (very impressive quality), it might as well be something bold, so: Queen Royal Lancers Regimental. May the best (random) man win!
The Sevenfold Printed Paisley Tie! Wow…is that sharp!
I’ve always liked the way that knit ties look. So I would have to say a navy Wool Knit Tie.
Regimental striped : Queen Royal Lancers! Beautiful. Looks like the Spanish flag, too.
Regimental Queen Royal Lancers: Beautiful!
Mott Narrow Wool Striped Tie….nice tie!
Oh please sign me up for the wool knit in olive. 176OLI. Thank you!
I must say the Cashmere Box Blue (100BLUR) is by far my favorite.
Dot Bow Tie in blue.
The solid blue handmade herringbone solid tie please
I’ve always had a preference for the regimentals, and of the options, I like the Royal Highland Fusiliers the best.
Cambridge Scotch School Regimental Tie. It looks gorgeous!
Hand made wool striped blue tie….its how I roll!
Regimental Queen Royal Lancers. Looks Great!
I love the cambridge scotch school! very nice ties
Herringbone Solid Tie in Silver is delightful!
I’m still partial to the East Kent Regimental.
Queens Own Hussars… simple and classic.
Handmade Herringbone Solid Tie Solid Silver
I’m really feeling the Inverness Wool Tartan Tie. I love the color combination.
I’ll throw my hat in for the handsome Royal Marines regimental tie.
My favorite is the Alpaca Forest Handmade Alpaca Solid Tie personally. Excellent ties all over
Love most of the regimental ties, but 3rd Kings Own Hussars is my favorite.
I like the simplicity of the plain red tie #161.
I like the Striped Bow Tie Yellow.
Tough choice with so many nice ties but I have to say, I really dig that Autism Speaks Classic Neat Tie (Long Tie), SKU: 132. It’s a really nice looking pattern on a solid color.
Old Albanians Regimental here
I’d have to go with the Old Albanians Regimental Tie. No Doubt.
SKU: Regimental Striped Tie. Cambridge Scotch School.
The Irving Mogador Striped Tie is solid
Wool striped purple
Our double faced silk regimental is the only tie in the world that is 100% handmade. Each tie is cut entirely from one piece of fabric and expertly handsewn by our skilled craftsmen. They also feature a unique pure english silk tipping with “no margin” as well as color coordinated labels and threads. Each tie is 3 1/2 inches wide
Alpaca Solid Burnt Orange.
Old Albanians looks good to me!
Handmade Woven Rhombi Tie – Red
3rd Kings Own Hussars
Queen Royal Lancers. Perfect for the holidays.
Handmade Herringbone Solid Tie, Solid Yellow, Regular Width and Regular Size
Beautiful ties all, but I have to stick with the regimentals and the Argle Sutherland in particular. The regiment earned six Victoria Crosses in the Great War. In WW@, the 1st Battalion saw plenty of action from Crete through El Alamein and into the Italian campaign; while the 2nd Battalion fought valiantly against the Japanese Army during the fighting in Malaya and Singapore. Led by the tough Lieut. Col. Ian Stewart they were one of the very few British units that was prepared for the jungle warfare in Malaya. After suffering massive losses themselves, due to being continuously used as the buffer to protect the retreating army (especially at the Battle of Slim River), the remaining Argylls were reinforced with Royal Marines who had survived the sinking of HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse in December 1941 changing their name to Plymouth Argylls. The battalion surrendered with the rest of General Percival’s army in Singapore in February 1942. As a former captain of U.S. Marines, semper fi!
Regimental Striped Tie. Those are some nice ties. Thanks for sharing.
Navy knit silk with a grey suit on a white shirt. Complete with silver tie bar and squared white pocket square.
I am man. See me swagger.
The Handmade Alpaca Solid Tie is my choice. These ties are a mix of South American Alpaca wool and Italian silk. As far as color goes, the Burnt Orange is really classy. It is strong and eye catching, but not too vibrant.
I must say I love there 100% cashmere plaid tie in brown it is one beautiful necktie.
What a great deal. Interesting link even if I didn’t win but if I do would want the “Old Albanains”
Keep up the good work.
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