Translation guide
A bolo tie is a Western-style neckwear consisting of a cord with decorative tips and an ornamental clasp. In Japanese, it is usually referred to by the loanword ボロタイ, but descriptive phrases are also used.
Referring to the bolo tie as a fashion accessory or piece of clothing.
The standard loanword for 'bolo tie'. Widely understood, especially in fashion contexts.
He is wearing a bolo tie.
ボロタイ is the most direct and common way to refer to a bolo tie. It is understood by most Japanese speakers, especially those interested in fashion or Western culture. If you need to explain it, you can use the descriptive phrase 留め具付きの紐ネクタイ.
He wore a bolo tie to the party.
あの店で素敵なボロタイを見つけた。
I found a nice bolo tie at that store.
Alternative spelling with a middle dot, sometimes used in written materials.
Bolo ties are often seen in Western movies.
A less common compound with ネクタイ (necktie). Might be used to clarify it's a type of necktie.
A bolo tie is a unique accessory.
Descriptive phrase: 'string necktie with a clasp'. Used when explaining what a bolo tie is to someone unfamiliar with the term.
That's a string necktie with a clasp, also called a bolo tie.
I bought a silver bolo tie.