Abstract: One embodiment of an interchangeable bow tie consisting of wings joined to a knot. The wings are interchangeable and affixed to the knot through a tongue in groove fit, and are further secured to the knot through the magnetic attraction of magnets embedded in the knot, to magnets embedded in the wings. The magnets embedded in the knot and wings are of a small, standard design. All of the magnets have their north poles facing the same direction relative to the front and back surfaces of the knot. The use of these standard magnets, and their consistent placement on the knot and wings with their north poles facing the same direction, facilitates the manufacture of knots and wings of a simple design that can be produced in small quantities at a low cost.