Would it be acceptable to wear a bolo tie to a job interview

That looks stupid as shit

>>1728795
but is it still passable. im interested because they are easy to care for and they dont prevent heat from escaping around the collar.

might explain why they are more popular in the warmer states.

Unless you are an 80 year old rancher, I would feel disrespected if somebody wore something like that in my presence.

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You would look like an idiot.

If you have to ask, that means you have doubts. Don't wear "doubtful" clothing to an interview, even if you might like to take risks on other occasions.

If you want a tie that is different but not weird, I recommend a black knit tie. Use a four-in-hand knot, which as far as I'm concerned is the only knot anyone should ever use.

if you feel hot when wearing a tie, the problem is probably your collar. It's too tight.
While what you should be doing is wearing a tailored shirt, in the meantime, pick up a collar extender.

>>1728808
I should add that silk is a naturally cool fabric. if your ties have been stifling you, they were probably made of polyester. Go for either pure silk or pure cotton.

Between the death of cheap tailoring and the invention of polyester, it's no wonder that working class people abhor wearing a shirt and tie.

>>1728786
How about never wearing that you hipster faggot.