JENTLEMENS / THE PERMANENT 10
Ten designer ties.
One decision.
A complete curated men's neckwear foundation sold only as one 10-pack: $500 total, or $50 per tie. No individual tie listings. No filler assortment.ONE AND DONE
The tie drawer, solved in one purchase.
The offer is intentionally simple: ten coordinated men's ties covering solids, stripes and micro-patterns. Instead of asking customers to compare ten separate listings, Jentlemens presents one complete collection with a clear per-piece value.THE VALUE
$500 for the complete ten-tie collection.
That works out to $50 per tie. The price is visible immediately so the customer understands the bundle before entering a product page.THE PERMANENT 10
Built to cover the core business and formal rotation.
The assortment is structured around dark neutrals, one warm neutral, classic stripes and small patterns so the ten pieces behave like a system rather than ten unrelated accessories.Navy Solid
The default business anchor.
Included in the bundle →02Charcoal Solid
Quiet contrast for lighter shirts.
Included in the bundle →03Black Solid
Formal and evening use.
Included in the bundle →04Burgundy Solid
Controlled color without noise.
Included in the bundle →05Taupe Solid
Warm neutral for brown and stone tailoring.
Included in the bundle →06Navy Stripe
Classic boardroom pattern.
Included in the bundle →07Charcoal Stripe
Monochrome structure.
Included in the bundle →08Burgundy Stripe
A restrained heritage note.
Included in the bundle →09Navy Micro Pattern
Pattern that still reads clean from distance.
Included in the bundle →10Charcoal Micro Pattern
The final versatile neutral.
Included in the bundle →WHY A BUNDLE
No single-tie rabbit hole.
The Permanent 10 is deliberately not broken into ten individual SKUs. The customer buys the complete edited set, which keeps the storefront cleaner and preserves the logic of the collection.View the complete offer →THE JENTLEMENS HOUSE
Five menswear departments. Zero placeholder fashion noise.
Tailoring & Suiting, Shirting & Tops, Performance & Athletic, Footwear, and Accessories & Hardware remain the long-term house architecture. Until future products have confirmed inventory, pricing and verified menswear photography, their collection pages remain editorial rather than showing mismatched stock placeholders.Tailoring & Suiting
Full suits, blazers, tuxedos, tailored trousers and overcoats developed around broad shoulders, stronger chests and clean tapered waists.
Explore the house →02Shirting & Tops
Men's dress shirts, microchecks, casual knits, heavyweight tees and a restrained neckwear edit built to work with the tailoring palette.
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Men's technical tops, tapered performance pants, running shorts and base layers separated visually and materially from the tailoring collection.
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Men's formal Oxfords, loafers, monk straps, minimalist dress sneakers and boots. Belts now live where shoppers expect them: Accessories & Hardware.
Explore the house →05Accessories & Hardware
Men's leather belts, wallets and cardholders sit with business carry, steel or sterling hardware, cufflinks and masculine timepieces.
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