How to care for neck ties:

• It is important to take good care of your tie when you are not wearing it. Leaving the tie tied when you're not wearing it can cause permanent wrinkles. Always untie the knot; and when doing so do not pull the small end out through the loop. Hang your ties on a covered hanger or a tie rack.
   
• If you have a water spot on your tie, let it dry; then rub the small end of the tie on it, eradicating it-or scrape off with a fingernail.
   
• Never dry-clean your ties.
   
• For other stains and spots on ties, hold it over a boiling kettle and apply steam. The use a dry spot remover (powdered or aerosol), and follow the manufacturers instructions.

Storage rules for ties:

• Always keep your neck tie in tie hangers because these hold a single tie and reduce the chance of wrinkles.
   
• You should never leave your tie with a knot in it, as it will crease the fabric of the tie and make it unmanageable.
   
• Each time you open your wardrobe try and move the ties you have hung up, because this will prevent them from unnecessary creases.
   
• When you return home from a long days work, remember to unknot your tie and hang it properly.  
   
• Check if your tie is of silk fabric then hang it, otherwise in case of knitted ties you should lay it flat or roll up and keep in a drawer instead of hanging it. Roll the narrow end of the tie first and leave it for a day or two as this will remove most of the wrinkles.