Whodihoo Ties Fun to Fashion

Accessories can punch up any outfit, taking it from plain to amazing in a flash. Trend mavens frequently doll up with scarves, pashminas, jewelry, and hair pins, but these kinds of accessories get a little tricky for smaller fashionistas. After all, children will only put up with fashion as long as it is comfortable and doesn’t interfere with playtime.

How can parents get an adorable look with little fuss and lots of style? One way to go is to punch up an outfit with a kid-sized tie: it makes a strong statement and few things are more attention-getting than a charming child with a cute tie. The problem is that knotting a tie so that it lays flat and looks sleek can make even the most dexterous fingers all thumbs. Whodihoo owners Chris Vea and Rodney Ishihara developed their idea as a simple solution to a knotty problem: the Slicknot Tie, which utilizes magnets to allow for a perfect look every time. Customer response to the easy-to-use accessories “… has been very positive,” says Vea.

The Whodihoo Slicknot Tie concept is unique in approach and design. The ties are constructed from linen and come in a broad range of kid-friendly styles and colors. With the idea that wearing a tie should be a snap, the owners developed a magnet-based system that allows for a separate tie knot to be connected to the traditional tie. This type of design is a boon for parents and kids. First, it means no more struggles to get the tie on or off. Second, it means that parents won’t need to worry about children and safety issues.

Another big bonus of the Slicknot design? Ties become part of the child’s evolving wardrobe. Since the knot can be adjusted, the tie works great when the child is still being potty-trained all the way to the years when he’s being trained for the Olympics. As every parent knows, children’s fashion choices evolve over time, so that favorite monochrome look can easily change into a more avant garde style. Whodihoo ties provide an easy solution for this change, as the knots can be mixed and matched among the various ties (available in a range of colors, from dapper gray to bright pink). Ties are designed for both girls and boys.

Hot styles for springtime include Whodihoo’s complete line of skinny ties, with big plans for bow ties, beanies, and scarves. Whodihoo solves knotty fashion issues: www.whodihoo.com