Seigo Neckwear

Offering ties, bow ties, and pocket squares that are handwoven, silk and made in Japan. The staff are courteous, patient and helpful. If you are looking for a tie with character at a good price then this is a place to check out.

Unbelievable service and selection of ties. Seigo was recommended to my partner and I. We are in NY for a couple of days and getting married back in LA. The hardest part of our wedding planning has been finding a tie.
We made the stop and was in heaven from the moment we walked in. Two lovely ladies helped us with our decision and the selection was exactly what we wanted. These pieces are limited and the quality is amazing.
After purchasing 4 pieces to complete our wedding party we thought maybe we should have bought another color just in case. I called the store and the one lady that helped us emailed us two photos within 3 minutes. This is service.
We highly recommend SEIGO NECKWEAR…
Stacy and Edward

Designer silk ties are pricey, but $ 80 is a great deal given the quality at Seigo (kimono silk!). They have an incredible selection, got me exactly what I was looking for, and got me a matching pocket square. The staff was super helpful, and I’m pretty much only going to go here from now on when I need a tie.

Beautiful hand crafted ties, very reasonably priced considering they are all hand made.
I walked in to get a couple ties for my husband and felt like I was in candy land! So many beautiful eye catching ties in gorgeous colors! They will even custom make a tie for you upon request!
Customer service was top notch and I will definitely be back. Thank you for the beautiful ties and a great shopping experience!

These ties are striking.
I was in town for a wedding and forgot to bring a tie. Brought five pairs of shoes, of course, but no tie. Typical. Anyway, found this place reviewed on Time Out New York and meandered across the Park from our hotel and found this little gem of a shop. Fantastic selection, very personal service (not bad considering I was wearing flip flops), and the shop is immaculate.
If you’re tall, they have your size. Hermes couldn’t be bothered with their machine-​made, overpriced rags.
I walked out with «No. 2 of 8» for less than a hundred bucks.
Not too shabby.

Their bowties are immaculate, the service is impeccable, the store is a gem. The ties aren’t actually all that expensive when compared with comparables from European fashion houses. A Charvet tie could easily run you north of $ 300. These are less than half that and arguably better quality.

I noticed this place while walking by one day and made a mental note to take my husband who is a daily wearer of ties, bow ties and pocket squares. We finally made it in the other day and were both blown away by the selection (especially the bow ties) and quality. The service was great as they quickly helped my husband pick out a bow tie and matching pocket square in the colors he was looking for. As we were deciding, they told us about the materials that they use to make their products as well as that each fabric design is only used a couple of times so your guaranteed to be buying something unique. The prices were also surprisingly resonable (especially given the fact that your shopping on Madison Ave.) For both the reversable bow tie and pocket square the total was about $ 115.

Beautiful ties, bow-​ties, and pocket squares. all handmade in Japan. Huge selection and good prices. Wonderful customer service.

Thank you, Seigo Neckwear, for the best gift for my cousin and his two little boys — matching daddy and boys bowties! They are going to rock that look. The two ladies on duty were very attentive and went out of their way to look in back and try to find me the best match, and they have an astounding selection of well made ties. Now wishing there were more men who wore bowties in the world…

I seem to be finding a lot of places in New York where I think «Why doesn’t DC have something like this?!» Seigo is no different.
A tiny box of a store with an amazing selection. As far as I know all of their ties and bow ties are Japanese made specifically for them. Meaning that your tie will be unique and of the highest quality. Finding this out I expected the damn things to cost an arm and a leg, but the price was actually very reasonable ($ 50 for the black bow tie I got).
Some of the ties can be a bit conservative, but they also have more up to date collections as well.
Best part? They offered to take photos of the ties that I’m interested in and shipped them to me in DC if I can’t get down to New York.

I love this place! Given that I live on the West coast, I only get to visit once in a while.
The ties are superb, the quality is stunning and the service divine.
If only I had more places to wear a tie…

I bought a tie here for my fiancé’s birthday. The girl who helped me was really friendly, and actually ended up showing me the tie I ended up choosing. I love that they are limited edition. Prices are great too. Definitely worth checking out. They have super fun bowties too.

Seigo Katsuragawa makes downright beautiful and very unique ties. Additionally, his salespeople are both patient and helpful, ensuring you pick just the right one. I’ve made a tradition of purchasing a new Seigo on each visit to NYC. The last can be seen here
Regretfully, there’s not many opportunities to wear neck ties out here in California.

A business man’s dream.
I live in the area and took my father here when he was visiting me. He described Seigo as being his heaven, and so will I now that I won’t have to search for places to buy his birthday gifts anymore!
A small shop with incredible help — being that there are usually only a few customers, the staff will spend all of the time in the world with you.
The selection of ties is absurd, especially because all are handmade and part of limited edition collections. There is one section of ties that Seigo ALWAYS manufactures which are more classic, simple and traditional color combinations. Seigo’s limited edition ties however are what makes it worth the trip uptown. They make 6 of each tie pattern, and every tie has a marking on the back reporting which of the 6 it is. My dad loved knowing that his favorite tie was ‘3 of 6′ or that the one I gave him for his bday was last, the 6^th of only 6.
The other great part about Seigo — having a wedding anytime soon? You can work with them to manufacture a limited edition tie JUST for your wedding party. Pretty sweet, huh?

Seigo neckwear makes stunningly sharp ties from kimono silk, each numbered and made in very limited quantities so you can be sure you’re buying a unique design. The designs themselves are not radical, but just have sharper colors and are more nicely made than typical brand name ties. The great thing is that at $ 80 for a regular necktie, and only around $ 65 for a bow tie, they are no more expensive than the full price of cookie cutter designer ties. Also, I should say that the service at Seigo is really really nice!
Memo to Seigo, though. Stock some ugly ties and the nice ones will stand out more!:-)
Now a word for those of you who love someone who wears bow ties: don’t you be ashamed, grasshopper. You don’t have to go crying yourself to sleep any longer.
The beauty of Seigo’s bow ties will help you to better cope with your loved one’s affliction. They are the most beautiful I’ve seen, and I think you’ll agree. Go ahead and buy one for your bow tie-​afflicted friend. When you see how stunning they are, you might even sneak one for yourself!:-)

My girlfriend gave me a Seigo tie for our 1 year anniversary and fell in love with their ties. Seigo Katsuragawa makes ties in limited edition patterns in his small Madison Avenue boutique and each tie is numbered showing how many will be made in total. There are a myriad of patterns and millions of collors to choose from. A tie runs about $ 75.00, but is well worth it. They are handmade from 100% Japanese Kimono silk. Please do yourself a favor and invest in a Seigo tie. Seigo is really a diamond in the rough.