Products with visible prices are those that can be purchased immediately, online, without requiring minimum purchase quantities. This means you can explore our variety of options and purchase exactly what you need, with complete transparency regarding costs and the Professional Apparel model. On the other hand, products without a listed price function as a portfolio of possibilities. These items are highly customizable and can be tailored to each customer's individual specifications. To ensure quality and meet expectations, these products have a minimum order quantity and are subject to a custom quote process.
The use of a tie is no longer a strict requirement in many professions, and the trend has increasingly been to relax the dress code in workplaces. However, there are still some professions and situations where wearing a tie is traditionally expected or recommended. Here are some of them: • Corporate and Financial Professions: In sectors such as finance, consulting, law, and corporate management, wearing a tie is common, especially in executive positions and more formal environments. • Sales and Customer Service: In some sales areas, where professional appearance is valued, wearing a tie may be appropriate. This includes high-level sales, luxury product sales, and customer service roles in sectors such as automobiles and real estate. • Luxury Hotels, High-End Restaurants, and Event Companies: In luxury hotels, upscale restaurants, and event companies, management staff, such as restaurant managers and event directors, often wear ties to maintain an elegant and professional image. • Doctors and Healthcare Professionals: Although not a strict rule, some doctors and healthcare professionals in hospital or clinical settings may choose to wear a tie as part of their professional attire.
The etymology of the word “tie” refers to an old Italian term that alluded to Croatian nationality. Centuries ago, Croatian knights used to wear a black scarf tied around their necks. Over time, an accessory typically consisting simply of an elongated strip that is tied or fastened around the neck became known as a tie.
Thus, ties are generally strips of silk, cotton, or other fabric designed to hang over the chest. It is an aesthetic accessory worn with a shirt and blazer, which can create an elegant professional uniform.
The characteristics and use of the tie have varied throughout history. Today, ties are mostly worn by men when they wear a shirt and blazer. Ties are used in formal contexts: in a company, at a wedding, or in meetings.
Nowadays, many companies allow their employees to wear less structured clothing, moving away from the “suit and tie” requirement to accommodate a greater variety. There are several reasons for modernizing the work uniform, one of which is related to the company’s dress code and the image the company wants to project to its clients.
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In addition to the sustainable path we have been taking throughout our production and supply chain, UNIFARDAS® participates, supports and organises a beach clean-up every year after the bathing season, in partnership with World Clean-up Day. We are also partners of Seaqual, an entity that, together with some other partners, promotes the collection of ocean waste and its transformation into upcycled marine plastic that will then be used in the production of fabric and other sustainable products.
In addition to the sustainable path we have been taking throughout our production and supply chain, UNIFARDAS® participates, supports and organises a beach clean-up every year after the bathing season, in partnership with World Clean-up Day. We are also partners of Seaqual, an entity that, together with some other partners, promotes the collection of ocean waste and its transformation into upcycled marine plastic that will then be used in the production of fabric and other sustainable products.
