Vintage Wide Shirt Tie, no apparent label, measures 54 inches long x 4 3/8 inches at widest point, features abstract hexagon pattern, Very Wide as was the fashion for men during the Art Deco movement of the 1930s, when men started wearing their ties shorter using the Windsor knot – invented by the Duke of Windsor. Then again , the wide tie had a comeback between the 1960s to early 1970s, AKA The kipper Tie, wear consistent with use several threads are lose to reverse, Vintage wide shirt tie, men’s accessories, men’s tie, vintage tie, wide tie, art decor tie, suit tie, dinner tie, vintage menswear, Art Deco tie, kipper tie. 10