Here’s a terrific reminder that clothing can, and should occasionally, just be fun.

The guys at Self Made are a bit silly (and may or may not love Rick Ross), which comes across clearly in their first product – a series of mustache shaped bowties of felt and leather.

View all the options after the jump.

Our Berlin bureau loves this men’s collection of neckwear from The Windmill Club. Some words from the Freeman folks on the neckwear brand. “Kevin Burrows is doing a fantastic job at elevating his brand in a way that’s approachable and easy to be inspired by plus his ties are made in NYC.  The ties are 2.75″ at the widest point and are offered in some ideal patterns and colours, all made in extremely limited quantities from deadstock silk.  Deadstock is essentially the very nature of the word, meaning once it’s gone it’s gone.” Much of it is gone but get in there for some final shots.

More looks at The Windmill Club Silk Neckties and Bowties for Autumn 2010 after the click.

Mister Mort works over a short collection of bow ties with Baron Von Fancy. This is not the first time the two have works with one another. (check these suspenders). Great colors and textiles on these. Hit up Mister Mort if you’re interested. Well done, sir.

More looks at the Baron Von Fancy, Mister Mort bow ties after the click.

Here’s a couple of bow ties for your viewing pleasure. Hemp fabric is used to re-imagine neckties into bow tie patterns. The Ivy like crests should please some who require this accessory to complete their look. To each their own. Available now from The Contemporary Fix.

More looks at the Cosmic Wonder Bow Ties.

Another selection of bowties for those dudes into them. This time, we focus in on COTO’s collection of English silk, woven in New York City wears. Choose from a variety of looks as shown above wrapped around my least favorite of espresso beans. I’ll let it go this time.

More views of the COTO Bow Ties after the jump.

Colette has taken stock on a large selection of bow ties from New York’s Alexander Olch. We love how Colette describes his wears. “He looks through his collections to democratize and to popularize the accessory. A well-kept manufacturing, noble materials and a modern design, finished the snobbery of former days, the tie is certainly the ally of the suit but can be to wear with a simple jeans and converse!”

More views of Alexander Olch Bow Ties for Spring 2009 after the jump.

Alexis Mabille takes his neckwear seriously. Developing new ties by using non standard design and textiles, this Frenchmen is on a mission to bring the bow tie back as a dominant force in contemporary menswear and unisex wear. Check out the full unisex “Impasse 13″ line and “Treizeor,” his accessories line now.

More views of his Spring 2008 bowties after the jump.