A bolo tie, or simply a bolo, is a type of necktie consisting of a cord or , with decorative metal tips and a clasp or slide. Bolo ties are popular in the Western United States and are often associated with cowboys and Western wear.
Bolo ties have a long history, dating back to the Native Americans of the Southwest. The Navajo people traditionally made bolo ties using leather cords and silver tips. In the early 1900s, bolo ties began to be adopted by cowboys and ranchers in the Western United States. Bolo ties quickly became a popular fashion item, and they continue to be worn by people all over the world today.
