Mini Doll Bow Ties and Neckties

Neckwear is the quickest way to change how a doll reads. A bow tie pulls a plain outfit towards something formal, a necktie pushes it towards school or office, and either one gives a basic top a finished look without changing the rest of the clothes. This is one miniature bow tie or necktie, with a lightweight elastic loop at the back so it can be slipped over a collar without undoing anything.

The elastic loop keeps the piece light, so it will not drag a small collar out of shape, and the styling works with the tops sold in the Outfits group here, where the T-shirts, hoodies and sweaters leave a clear neckline for a tie. Twenty-seven styles are listed, and every one is $2.99. For school and formal looks there are white necktie, white bow tie, pink necktie, pink bow tie, black necktie, black bow tie, red necktie, red Double-U necktie, red striped necktie and yellow striped necktie.

Patterned and brighter options include grey necktie, grey bow tie, brown geometric necktie, brown striped necktie, Klein blue bow tie, blue airplane necktie, blue striped necktie, green striped necktie and green polka-dot necktie.

Deeper tones run from light purple bow tie, dark brown bow tie, dark green bow tie and dark purple bow tie through to burgundy bow tie and purple polka-dot necktie, with Christmas red bow tie and Christmas green bow tie for holiday dressing. The page also carries a main product photo at the same $2.99, with $3.99 shown as a compare-at figure, and the twenty-eight images are labelled by style, so you can match the name you want to the picture in front of you.

Buying a few at once works out cheaper: three come to $7.99 against $8.97 separately, which is a reasonable way to keep a formal tie, a school tie and a holiday bow tie on hand. Ties and bow ties sit at the small end of what is sold here, so they are the finishing touches on outfit sets built from the Outfits group. Miniature neckwear is easy to lose. Keep the pieces in one small box with the rest of your accessories, fasten the elastic loop gently rather than stretching it over the head, and dust them with a soft dry brush if they pick up lint.