Statesman Tie’s New Hawaii Tie was designed to represent the flag of Hawaii.
Statesman Tie’s New Jersey Tie was designed to represent the colors of the New Jersey Flag and the state shape.
Statesman Tie’s Washington DC tie was designed to represent the flag of Washington D.C. 
Statesman Tie’s Pennsylvania tie was designed to represent the colors of the flag of Pennsylvania and the nickname as The Keystone State.
Statesman Tie’s Kansas tie was designed to represent the flag of Kansas. The design takes elements from the Kansas flag and mixes them together to create a tie that can be worn at any time for any occasion.
Statesman Tie’s Tennessee Tie was designed to represent the Tennessee Flag. The state flag of Tennessee is "consists of an emblem on a field of red, with a strip of blue on the fly.
Statesman Tie’s Montana Tie was designed with the flag of Montana in mind. The symbol in the bottom corner of the tie comes from the flag itself.
Statesman Tie’s Washington State tie was designed to represent the flag of Washington State. The state flag of Washington consists of the state seal, displaying an image of state namesake George Washington, on a field of dark green with gold fringe being optional
Statesman Tie’s South Carolina Tie was designed to represent the flag of South Carolina. The palmetto tree and crescent symbol in the corner is taken directly from the flag of the state of South Carolina. 
Statesman Ties Arkansas Tie was designed to represent the flag of Arkansas. There are four navy blue stripes in the tie that represent the four blue stars located in the diamond symbol on the flag. 
Statesman Tie’s Michigan Tie was designed to represent the flag of Michigan as well as some of its most famous landmarks; the lakes.
Statesman Ties Oregon Tie was designed to represent the flag of Oregon. The navy blue color represents the background of the flag. The symbol of the beaver in the corner is taken from the reverse side of the flag; Oregon is the only state with a double-sided flag. 