Easter Ties 2026

Easter is all about spring, renewal, and fresh color. That means your tie should feel light and bright, not dark and heavy. Here are the top colors we're seeing for Easter ties 2026:

Getting the little guys dressed up for Easter is half the fun. A mini tie on a toddler? Instant crowd-pleaser. Here's what you need to know about sizing:

• Infants to about 10 years old: Our boys' bow ties and clip-on ties are the easiest options. No tying required, which means less fussing and more egg hunting.
• Ages 8 to 13: Our boys' neckties are sized for this range. If your kid wants to learn to tie a real tie, Easter's a great time to teach them.
• Ages 13 and up: Most teens can size up to a men's tie, especially in a slim width. Check our boys' tie size chart if you're not sure.

Here's the best part: Almost all of our boys' ties come in matching men's sizes too. So if you want that father-son matching look (or the whole family coordinated), it's really easy to pull off. Pick a color, grab it in men's and boys' sizes, and you're done.

Bow ties and Easter go together like chocolate and bunnies. There's something about a bow tie that just fits the holiday. Maybe it's the playfulness, or maybe it's that bow ties look great in pastel colors. Either way, they're a solid choice.

If you've never tied a bow tie before, don't let that stop you. Our pre-tied bow ties look just like the real thing but attach in seconds. Nobody's going to know the difference, and you'll save yourself 10 minutes of frustration in front of the mirror.

For the traditionalists, our self-tie bow ties come in all the Easter colors you'd want. A lavender or light blue bow tie with a crisp white shirt is a look that works for church, brunch, and everything in between.

Matching your tie doesn't have to be complicated. Here are the simplest rules that always work:

• White shirt + pastel tie: This is the easiest combo and it never misses. Any Easter color tie works with a white dress shirt.
• Light blue shirt + pink or lavender tie: A little more interesting than white, and the color contrast looks sharp.
• Gray suit + any pastel tie: Gray is basically a blank canvas. Whatever Easter color you pick will pop against it.
• Navy suit + yellow or pink tie: Navy and pastel is a classic combination that's hard to mess up.
• No suit? No problem: A tie with chinos and a button-down shirt is perfectly appropriate for Easter. You don't need a full suit to look put-together.

Want to add a pocket square? Go for it, but keep it simple. A white pocket square works with any tie color and adds a polished touch without overdoing it.

For more detailed matching tips, check out our guide on how to match your tie with a suit.

If you're going to dress up, you might as well have some fun with your socks too. Matching your socks to your tie is a small detail that makes a big impression, especially when you're sitting in church and your pant leg rides up.

Here are some Easter combos we love:

• Lavender tie + lavender or purple argyle socks: Coordinated without being too matchy-matchy.

• Light blue tie + blue striped socks: Clean and springy.

• Pink tie + pink socks: Commit to the color. Own it.

• Yellow tie + yellow or fun patterned socks Easter egg vibes from head to toe.

Browse our full men's socks collection to find the right match. We've got solids, argyles, stripes, and fun patterns in every color you can think of. For more Easter sock inspiration, check out our Easter socks guide.

Easter church services tend to be a little dressier than your average Sunday. It's one of those occasions where people genuinely enjoy getting dressed up, so don't hold back. Here's what we'd recommend:

• A suit or sport coat in navy, gray, or tan
• A white or light-colored dress shirt
• A pastel tie in lavender, light blue, pink, mint, or yellow
• Optional: Matching pocket square and dress socks
• Dress shoes: Brown or tan works best with spring colors

• Dress pants and a button-down shirt (doesn't need to be a full suit)
• A boys' bow tie or clip-on necktie in a matching color to dad's tie
• Clean shoes they can still run around in after service

If the whole family wants to coordinate, pick one color and run with it. Everyone doesn't have to match exactly, different patterns in the same color family looks great and gives everyone their own personality. Our free color swatches make it easy to coordinate across the whole crew without guessing at screens.

For more ideas on coordinating the whole family, read our family Easter ties guide.

Easter's on April 5th this year, so now's the time to start planning. Whether you're looking for a single tie or outfitting the whole family, we've got you covered in every spring color at prices that won't make you flinch. Most of our ties run between $8 and $15, so you can grab a few different colors without breaking the bank.