Necktie – Heavens Declare the Glory of God | Faith-Inspired Tie
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Add a bold and meaningful touch to your wardrobe with our handprinted men’s tie, crafted from high-quality jacquard polyester for a durable and stylish accessory. Featuring a stunning design of three crosses set against an ombre black-to-blue background, with a white speckled pattern, this tie beautifully incorporates the inspiring text “The Heavens Declare the Glory of God” from Psalm 19:1. The unique handprinted design ensures each tie is a one-of-a-kind piece, perfect for both formal occasions and casual outings.
With its comfortable yet sturdy construction, this tie is built to last, offering a timeless addition to your collection. Its versatile design makes it an excellent choice for worship services, church events, or even a stylish everyday accessory. Measuring 4 inches at its widest point and 57 inches in length, it is designed to complement a range of shirt styles and suits.
For easy care, the tie can be handwashed and ironed on low heat to maintain its pristine appearance. It’s individually packaged in a poly-sleeve with a plastic hanger, making it an ideal gift or a great item for display or storage. Whether you’re elevating your personal style or gifting it to someone special, this tie serves as both a fashionable and faith-filled accessory.
Product Specifications:
- 100% Polyester
- Hand Printed Design
- Individually Polybagged with Hanger
- Ready to Gift
- Great for Father’s Day, Christmas, Birthday, and more
Carry Your Message Boldly
Bring this meaningful tie home today and let your wardrobe reflect your beliefs boldly and beautifully. With the “Heavens Declare the Glory of God" tie, CFaithS.com offers you a faith-based accessory that fuses style, craftsmanship, and message — perfect for church, conferences, formal wear, or simply making a statement of purpose and faith in your daily look.
Hand-printed process may yield slight variations in pattern placement. Colors may appear slightly different in person due to screen/resolution differences.