Three simple steps. Nothing around your neck.
1. Slide on the knot. The open back slips over your dress shirt’s top button.
2. Add the silk blade. The blade—the silk part of the tie—attaches to the knot magnetically.
3. Get dressed. Gravity keeps the knot centered on your shirt.
The durable ABS knot keeps its shape, so there’s no knot to tie or reshape. Already have a Modern Tie knot? Shop individual silk blades/inserts, sold separately from the knot.
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Two brothers, one stubborn idea
Daniel and Ryan Smith built the first modular necktie in South Ogden, Utah -- a real knot that anchors to your shirt button, with silk blades that snap on magnetically and release under load. Five U.S. patents later, every blade still fits every knot.
How it works
01 — Anchor
The knot body slides over your shirt's top button and tucks under the collar. No neck loop, no band.
02 — Attach
The silk blade's stem seats into a channel in the knot and locks magnetically -- two nickel-plated neodymium magnets holding at over 12 lbs.
03 — Release
Pulled hard from the front or side, the blade separates from the knot -- that's the safety feature, not a defect. Reattaches in about two seconds.
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