Enigma Machine Necktie, Woven Fine-Stripe Tie.

Enigma Machine Necktie, Woven Fine-Stripe Tie, patent drawing illustration. These rotors depicted on your neckwear are part of the device that made up both the Enigma A and Enigma G machines, stolen (and returned) some years ago from Bletchley Park.

• Pattern: Screen printed Enigma Machine schematic.
• Fabric: Silky-soft woven microfiber.
• Printing ink: Non-toxic, waterbased ink.
• Print size: 17" from bottom point.
• Tie Size: Choose standard or narrow.
• Color: Many! Your choice from dropdown menu.
• Care: Hand wash, spot clean, or dry clean.
• Creases and folds? Gently iron medium.





Invented by the German engineer Arthur Scherbius at the end of World War I, it was a quintessential part in secret message transmission during World War II. Mathemetician Alan Turing was the central force in continuing to break the Enigma in the United Kingdom. His effort to break the Enigma was not disclosed until the 1970s.

Shown first: Black on aluminum; place grey on black; gunmetal.  Many more colors available!