Tie Bar Launches Wild Horse Nine Capsule Collection

The 13-piece collection draws on the mood of the Martin McDonagh film and is available online and at the Chicago flagship.

Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Accessories

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The Tie Bar released a 13-piece capsule inspired by the Martin McDonagh film Wild Horse Nine, sold online and at its Chicago Lincoln Park flagship. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

The Tie Bar released a 13-piece capsule collection inspired by Wild Horse Nine, the Martin McDonagh film distributed by Searchlight Pictures that opened in U.S. theaters on Friday. The collection launched online and at the retailer's Lincoln Park flagship in Chicago.

Why it matters

The capsule gives Chicago shoppers a local, affordable way to engage with the film's aesthetic through menswear. It reflects a partnership between a value-priced tie retailer and a major film studio.

The collection contains 13 pieces priced between $18 and $78, including three knit polos and statement ties, pocket squares, and a burnt orange, deep sage green and navy palette. Supplies are limited and sold while stock lasts.

The players

The Tie Bar

A tie retailer that began selling online two decades ago as a value-priced option and now operates a flagship store in Chicago's Lincoln Park.

Searchlight Pictures

The film studio that distributes Wild Horse Nine and partnered with The Tie Bar on the capsule collection.

The details

The collection works from the mood of the film's setting, which is set just before the 1973 Chilean coup, rather than recreating specific costumes. The capsule was developed through a partnership between The Tie Bar and Searchlight Pictures.

Timeline

  1. September 2026: Wild Horse Nine premiered at the Venice Film Festival.

  2. Friday before November 9, 2026: The film opened in U.S. theaters.

  3. November 9, 2026: The capsule launched online and in Chicago.

Industry Dynamics

Studio partnerships with apparel retailers like The Tie Bar extend a film's marketing beyond theaters into everyday wardrobe choices. This collaboration follows a pattern in which film distributors use fashion capsules to keep a release visible after its opening weekend.

Chicago shoppers can buy pieces from the collection at the Lincoln Park flagship or online, with items priced from $18 to $78. Because supplies are limited, buyers who want specific pieces may need to act before stock runs out.

The takeaway

The collection shows how a modest budget can still capture a film's visual mood. Shoppers wanting the look should check the Lincoln Park store or the online shop while stock lasts.

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Source note: This article includes information reported by MR Magazine.