Press and hold.
Hold the button to release the slider’s intended locking action.
A NEW TAKE ON GETTING READY
The look you know. A new way to find your fit. We’re developing a zip-up necktie that adjusts with the hold of a button—and locks when you let go.
Thoughtfully designed. Currently in development.
01 / THE IDEA
Our push-button slider concept is designed to make finding the right fit feel simple. The mechanism is being developed and tested.
Hold the button to release the slider’s intended locking action.
Move the slider to adjust the fit of your zip-up tie.
Let go of the button to engage the lock at your chosen fit.
EXPLORE THE CONCEPT
Hold the button, then use the fit control. Release to lock.
Illustrative interaction only. Not a simulation of the final mechanism.Locked in place
Keyboard: hold Space on the button and use ← / → to adjust.
02 / MADE FOR THE MOMENTS THAT MATTER
A workday. A Sunday morning. A day worth dressing up for. We’re working toward a tie that fits naturally into your routine.
Convenient adjustment for getting ready for work.
WORKA concealed zipper installation with a clean appearance.
CHURCHA traditional necktie look for weddings and formal events.
OCCASIONSThese are our design goals. Final appearance and performance will depend on prototype evaluation.
03 / A WORK IN PROGRESS
We’re refining the mechanism, selecting manufacturing partners, and evaluating prototypes. Follow along as the details take shape.
A simplified illustration of the slider concept. Public CAD renders can be added here when ready.
FROM CONCEPT TO PROTOTYPE
Room for the next chapter.
A space for future prototype photography. No finished-product or prototype photo is shown here.
04 / OUR STORY
Branch Ties was co-founded by Hunter Baldwin and Jakson Currit with a straightforward goal: improve how zip-up neckties adjust.
Hunter is a mechanical engineering student at Brigham Young University. We’re bringing a considered approach to a small detail of getting dressed—developing a custom push-button slider that pairs convenient adjustment with a classic necktie appearance.
Independently developed. Branch Ties is not endorsed by or affiliated with BYU.
05 / A FEW DETAILS
The concept uses a button to release the slider’s lock while it is held. You slide to adjust the fit, then release the button to lock. The mechanism is still being developed and tested.
Not yet. Branch Ties is in development. We are not taking orders or accepting payments at this stage.
That’s the goal: a classic necktie appearance with a concealed zipper installation. Final materials, styles, and appearance are still being determined.
Pricing and availability have not been set. We’ll share details as development progresses and we’re ready to announce them.
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STAY IN THE LOOP
Product-development notes and launch updates.
A little closer to a simpler everyday.