What do you call these? Keywords?

[wyogems]

Men's neckband tie

 

[amandainvermont]

Huh? Did someone rework a bow tie? What the heck is that thing? Gathered bunched bow tie?

 

[MagsRags]

I've never seen anything quite like that. It looks like there is a label on the inside of the strap part? How old are you thinking?

It makes me think of a corsage, but of course corsages aren't usually worn that way.

 

[denisebrain]

I have the vaguest recollection of seeing something like this for women in the 80s. Could that be?

 

[dollsntrolls]

It does look like that feminized boss lady look from the 80s - I can see it worn as a headband or neck decor.

 

[wyogems]

I have had them before but can't remember what they were called. It seems they were mens western wedding ties. That was back when I sold on ebay and don't have an easy record to look at like Etsy. Can't find any out there with searches but I know they were fairly common. I am thinking 70s 80s

 

[wyogems]

Just found one with the Kenneth Gordon label calling it a bow tie

 

[anothertimevintageapparel]

I have never seen one either. Now I am curious.

 

[dollsntrolls]

I found one on a catering gear website - "Rosette Tie." https://www.kristenchef.com/rosette...dS2r_cMgVwWVJ6PU_cgNyMRP5J8d3TtRoC8QgQAvD_BwE

 

[poppysvintageclothing]

I never saw one like this either....but the term "rosette" came to me just looking at it before I saw you post above.

 

[amandainvermont]

Rosette - Perfect. More uniform images - this one is "Wait staff - Feminine look softens the uniform. Available in many colors. Adjustable band and hook closure"

 

[kittenteethvintage]

How funny, I have that exact tie! I picked it up sometime years ago and just always thought it was a lady's necktie. It's kind of cute to wear as a choker with the flower off-center, without a collared shirt.