The Tie Blog

At James Morton our custom ties are available in a variety of styles and we encourage our customers to collaborate with us as much as possible to ensure the final product exceeds their expectations and looks exactly as they want it to. Read on to find out why you should consider our custom ties! Custom … Continue reading 5 reasons why you should consider custom ties from James Morton →

Now is the time to ensure your school has everything in place for the return of students. You may have encountered difficulties in getting school ties sourced due to the current circumstances and we are here to help. Here at James Morton we have over 40 years’ experience in supplying custom school ties and we’ve been working … Continue reading Get ready for the new school year with custom ties from James Morton →

Here at James Morton we are proud to have a long history supplying bespoke regimental ties, cummerbunds, cufflinks and other accessories to armed services across the world. Regimental ties originated in Great Britain. British soldiers used their regiments’ colours on flags and pieces of silk to help identify themselves in battle, as well as to … Continue reading Find the perfect regimental ties at James Morton →

It’s really important, now more than ever, to do all that you can to enhance your business reputation. With over 40 years’ experience in supplying custom made ties to a range of industries, at James Morton we believe high-quality ties can have a positive impact on your organisation in many ways. So why should you … Continue reading Make your employees stand out with custom ties from James Morton →

Here at James Morton we have over 40 years of experience in supplying bespoke corporate ties to companies in a range of industries. We believe that corporate ties are an important accessory in promoting your company’s brand or enhancing a professional uniform. Many businesses and organisations enforce workwear policies to ensure their staff feel and … Continue reading Invest in professional corporate ties from James Morton →

Do you like the sound of ties made from recycled plastic bottles? Here at James Morton, we want to reduce our carbon footprint and produce sustainable products whilst making sure the quality and durability of our bespoke products is not compromised, that’s why we have recently developed recycled ties – Eco-friendly Ties. Eco-friendly ties are made … Continue reading Go green with recycled ties from James Morton →

Here at James Morton, we believe high-quality custom made ties can have a positive impact on your sports club in many ways. Our in-house team of designers can create the perfect tie for your sports club. We have over 40 years of experience in supplying unique quality ties to sports clubs, including several football clubs … Continue reading Why you should invest in club ties from James Morton →

Having a school tie as part of a school uniform can help to give students a sense of unity, whilst also helping them to develop the skill of tying a tie. Ties are also useful for schools that have different houses, or those who wish to be able to identify different year groups more easily. … Continue reading How to design your custom school tie from James Morton →

Whilst standard neckties are the most popular form of neckwear, there are a variety of traditional neckwear options that can be more suited to different occasions. James Morton is proud to stock a comprehensive range of traditional neckwear options, made from quality materials and produced in an expert manner. Here are some of the traditional … Continue reading The types of traditional neckwear offered by James Morton →

With a few tie manufacturers serving the British market, it can be hard to work out which supplier is best for your business. At James Morton we pride ourselves in being a British tie manufacturer producing high-quality ties and accessories every time. We are expert tie manufacturers offering a full production solution, from initial designs and samples … Continue reading What makes James Morton an expert tie manufacturer? →