Made to Order
Choose your styles, sizes and any colors thanks to our innovative manufacturing in the USA.
The Ideal Fabric
A perfectly soft, subtly textured, woven twill made from recycled plastics!
Creating Impact
Bow ties are built to create employment for resettled refugees in Denver, CO.
About This Design
Everything is elementary when you wear this science bow tie! A great conversation starter, the Periodic Table bow tie is a fantastic gift for chemists, science teachers, and nerds of all sorts.
Also in the Periodic table Design:
| Size | Neck Strap Length | Bow Dimensions |
|---|---|---|
| Adult Standard | 14-18" | ~2.25" x 4.5" |
| Adult Extra-Long | 18-21" | ~2.25" x 4.5" |
| Size | Neck Strap Length | Bow Dimensions |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | 12-22" | ~2.25" x 4.75" |
| Kids Adjustable Velcro | 9.5" - 12.5" | ~2" x 4.25" |
| Baby Adjustable Velcro | 9.5" - 12.5" | ~1.5" x 3.75" |
Ships in 7-10 Days
Estimated to ship in 7-10 days from the date of purchase, plus 2-5 business days shipping time with choice of USPS or UPS shipping.!
Need Faster Delivery?
At checkout, select guaranteed delivery in 7 or 10 calendar days from the date of purchase with reliable UPS shipping.
Individually Packaged
Sustainably sourced thoughtful packaging ready for gifting with 100% recycled and recyclable paper printed with vegetable inks.
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Confidence in our ColorMatch Chart
We can easily overcome color differences from screen to print and monitor to monitor with our 500+ color swatches printed to fabric. Please verify your colors before ordering if exact colors are needed.
Quality & Return Policy
In the interest of sustainability, each product is made to order in both the colors and sizing you select. Please verify your color selection by purchasing a ColorMatch Chart prior to ordering.
We always stand by our commitment to excellent product quality, however we cannot honor returns or exchanges for any reasons other than manufacturing defects because your products are custom made to your specifications.
