Neckwear question

[Fidena]

Two things:

What types of tie are the kids in this photo wearing? They're either really short and small, or skinny and flat-ended. http://www.shorpy.com/files/images/03705u.jpg

What is the "manager" wearing around his neck and under his shirt? It looks like some kind of scarf, but I'm not sure. What is it, how do I tie it, and where can I get one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3w3X95uWv8A

 

[Charlie Huang]

Two things:

What types of tie are the kids in this photo wearing? They're either really short and small, or skinny and flat-ended. http://www.shorpy.com/files/images/03705u.jpg

Page not found...

What is the "manager" wearing around his neck and under his shirt? It looks like some kind of scarf, but I'm not sure. What is it, how do I tie it, and where can I get one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3w3X95uWv8A

An informal day cravat.

 

[Fidena]

http://www.shorpy.com/node/5198?size=_original

Sorry, this should work.

 

[Cobden]

The top one is probably knitted wool, though could be standard cotton. That shape was fairly common for boys ties (my junior school had ties that shape, albeit in modern poly)

 

[Charlie Huang]

The top one is probably knitted wool, though could be standard cotton. That shape was fairly common for boys ties (my junior school had ties that shape, albeit in modern poly)

Could be knitted silk as well. Some of the are plain old silk/cotton/wool neckties. Still very common in this day and age to be honest...

 

[Fidena]

Could be knitted silk as well. Some of the are plain old silk/cotton/wool neckties. Still very common in this day and age to be honest...

The "modern" ones still look a bit off, which I've noticed in alot of photos. Are they cut differently nowadays?

 

[Tomasso]

An informal day cravat.

Or ascot in the States.