Men, would you buy this (invention idea)?

[MCheetah]

(I was suspended from GAG for three days due to one sh*tstain Karen who lied to me to the sh*tstain "manager" mods, that I'll leave unnamed, cause "that's against the rules" and all. But I wanted to ask this a few days ago.)

I had this idea for an invention on my way to work on Friday. I usually wear clothes like this to work as my job as an ESL teacher. Every day except "Casual Friday."

I don't have to; the only real rule is "no jeans and no cleavage (for women)." But I choose to, cause I want to look professional and take my job a little more seriously, even if a lot of it is having fun and getting Korean kids to enjoy speaking English a lot more.

I used to wear ties to work everyday, cause they look good (despite being uncomfortable) and I liked how I looked with one on. But the problem was, cleaning them. Especially if I was wearing a tie four days out of the week.

So on my way to work on Friday, I had an idea! Shirts with Built-in Neckties on them! The ties would just be part of the shirt and would look just look a real necktie. They could snap or detach from the shirts, if need be. But the whole point is, you wouldn't have to worry about keeping your ties clean as much or worry about putting the ties on! They could also be laundry-safe, as well.

Men, if you had to wear ties often, would you buy this?

Yes, I'd buy and wear button-up shirts with built-in neckties on them.

No, I wouldn't wear that, as I prefer real neckties or never need to wear ties.

[ZXCwWRQWz]

That sounds perfect to me! I always struggled to even tie my neckties. It's some sort of magical thing looping this and that. I got to one point where I had to wear one back-to-back enough that I got the hang of it (although with experts always wanting to tighten things up for me; my knots never seemed as tight as they could make it) but it was still such a PITA. I just wanna put on the thing and be done with it and washing it all together sounds awesome.

[IceCreamSandwich]

That does sound pretty useful, but I like to mix and match my clothes. I wouldn't want the tie attached to the shirt because then I can't wear it with a different shirt, or wear the shirt with a different tie, later.

[pers0n]

I thought they already existed? But no because everything would weat quickly gets holes poked through or stuck in machinery (that didn't happen yet but a tie might do it).

[pers0n]

Everything I would wear*

[Fuentes]

I don't wear white unless i have too cause I always get it dirty and those stains never come out lol as for ties never really wear them but a built in tie would be good.

[exitseven]

whats the difference between this and just wearing a clipon tie that was made out of rayon or some other washable material?

[MCheetah]

Those are cheap, don't stay on that often, are not compatible with all shirts, and are usually lower quality material. I own two clip on ties, and they fell apart within three months.

[llorando]

No as A: I don't wear suits and ties, and B: their are already 2 tie inventions, the clip-on tie and the pre-tied tie.

[msc545]

good idea but not for me. I never wear a tie.

[JesseJayNeak]

Yes. I’d buy it