About

At One of a Tie, every tie gets a second chance.

What was once tucked away in the back of a closet or forgotten at a thrift store is transformed into a one of a kind piece of wearable art. By repurposing vintage ties and embellishing them with embroidery, patchwork, charms, pearls, denim, and found treasures, One of a Tie aims to create accessories that tell new stories while honoring their past.

No two pieces are ever the same. Every design is handmade, thoughtfully curated, and created to celebrate individuality. Whether it's inspired by your favorite city, vintage keepsakes, sports teams, nature, or tiny collected treasures, each tie is meant to feel like something you've never seen before and something no one else will ever own.

Looking for something that's uniquely yours? We also love bringing personal ideas to life. Whether you're celebrating your favorite city, team, hobby, memories, or creating a meaningful gift, we offer custom commissions to turn your vision into a one of a kind piece you'll treasure for years to come.

Thank you for supporting handmade craftsmanship and the beauty of giving old things new stories. Every tie deserves a second life, and every person deserves something that's truly one of a tie.

About The Artist

Hi! I’m Sophie Berner the designer and owner behind One Of A Tie.

My passion for a renewable practice and craftsmanship has stemmed from a lifetime of wandering around thrift stores and curated vintage shops. I gained most of my love for fashion as a young teenager at my first job working at a vintage boutique where I was introduced to the different eras of fashion and couture. I took that first seed of inspiration for clothing and pursued a fashion marketing degree at University. During my time at school I found a new love for jewelry and its expressive nature in individualism. By the time I graduated with a major in fashion marketing and a minor in jewelry design, I knew I wanted to combine my love for the thrift stores I grew up in, and the revelatory nature of dressing up. 

That idea became One of a Tie.

What started as a way for me to make personal gifts for friends and family became a way for me to create ways for people to express their individuality while still maintaining my love for giving old and forgotten things a new life. 

Thank you for being here and supporting handmade art and small businesses. It means more than you know.

I hope when you wear one of my pieces, you feel like you're wearing something that was made just for you, because in a way, it was.