Statesman Tie’s South Carolina Skinny 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 Tie’s South Carolina Skinny 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 South Korea Skinny Tie was designed to represent the flag of South Korea. This is a tie that can be worn for many different occasions.
Statesman Tie’s Spain Skinny Tie was designed to represent the flag of Spain. This is a tie that can be worn for many different occasions. 
Statesman Ties Sweden Skinny Tie was designed to represent the flag of Sweden. This is a tie that can be worn for many different occasions. 
Statesman Tie’s Tennessee Skinny 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 Ties Texas Skinny Tie was designed to represent the flag of Texas. This is a tie that can be worn for many different occasions. 
Statesman Tie’s Ukraine Skinny Tie was designed to represent the flag of Ukraine. This is a tie that can be worn for many different occasions. 
Statesman Tie’s Uruguay Skinny Tie was designed to represent the flag of Uruguay. This is a tie that can be worn for many different occasions. 
Statesman Tie’s El Salvador Skinny Tie was designed to show off the national coat of arms of El Salvador as well as highlight the blue and white stripes of the flag against a black background. 
Statesman Tie’s French Polynesia Skinny Tie was designed to represent the French Polynesian flag.
Statesman Tie’s Puerto Rico Skinny Tie was designed with the flag of Puerto Rico in mind. The symbol on the bottom left side of the tie comes from the flag itself.
Statesman Tie’s Puerto Rico Tie was designed with the flag of Puerto Rico in mind. The symbol on the bottom left side of the tie comes from the flag itself.