3-fold tie

It is the most common. Although it is the basic model, it is often the best choice. Recommended in hot weather, for example, or when heavier fabrics are used, which would otherwise give life to a tie that is too double, used for more elaborate models.

Jacquard silk

In 1801 JM Jacquard invented the mechanical loom, which allowed automated weaving and which, therefore, allowed the fabrics to be given unprecedented complexity and a pleasant thickness. The design, in this case, is obtained by crossing different colored threads. Our beautiful jacquard silks are supplied by the best silk factories in the world, located in Como.

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Madder silk

Treated with an indigo-colored substance that softens the tones, making them opaque, and makes the fabric elastic. The silk, treated in this way, acquires a very particular and unique hand.

Also known as "Gum silk", this type of silk is the prerogative of English culture, which in fact leads back to it. Its dull-toned appearance makes it particularly suitable for the winter season.

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3-fold tie

It is the most common. Although it is the basic model, it is often the best choice. Recommended in the hot season, for example, or when heavier fabrics are used, which would otherwise give life to a tie that is too double, used for more elaborate models.

Silk gauze

There are different types of silk gauze, although the most prestigious and sought after is the so-called "leno" one

The preciousness of the latter is due to the fact that it presupposes an extremely slow and accurate production, which only ancient looms can make, looms that only two Como silk factories still possess.

Suitable for more informal occasions, but also for the most elegant. Available in “Lined” and “Sfoderata” versions, with visible stitching.

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UNLINED 3-fold tie

The 3-fold tie is the most common. What makes it unique is its construction. Unlined and finished with a hand hem (the same as pocket handkerchiefs), to obtain a tie similar to a foulard. Light, not very thick, almost unstructured. The feeling you get when wearing it is that you don't have any tie around your neck, given its low weight. Nonetheless, the knot is perfect and has the right consistency. A great protagonist of modern times, in which comfort is often favored. Definitely recommended in the warm season or when using heavier winter fabrics, which otherwise would give life to a tie that is too thick.

Shantung silk

This type of silk is one of the rarest and most precious. It is crude and consistent. It shows the most disparate irregularities, including lumps, buttons, knots and flames. However, being a rather rare silk, its irregularities are considered a unique and sought-after peculiarity. It is a fabric that does not crease and is also very resistant. Ideal for both hot summer days and cold winter days.

Shantung silk

This type of silk is one of the rarest and most precious. It is crude and consistent. It shows the most disparate irregularities, including lumps, buttons, knots and flames. However, being a rather rare silk, its irregularities are considered a unique and sought-after peculiarity. It is a fabric that does not crease and is also very resistant. Ideal for both hot summer days and cold winter days.

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7 folds tie

It is considered "the queen" among the ties. A 7-fold tie requires the use of twice the fabric, compared to a traditional 3-fold, and double the manual labor, skilled labor. The hold and the way of falling of a 7-fold are impeccable. Furthermore, this construction gives the tie a beautiful, intense and light hand, impossible to obtain with less fabric. The difference between a 3-fold and a 7-fold tie can only be perceived by wearing it.

Hand printed English silk

The most prestigious and expensive. Its brightness, the incomparable way of expressing colors, its hand and, more generally, the feeling that this silk gives are simply perfect.

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Little Egret

It is a silk gauze printed with very dense wefts and high resistance. The color rendering is exceptional and truly unique. These are very intense, vibrant, emotional even if they are not shiny, which is instead a characteristic of silk. Even when you touch it, you have the sensation of touching not silk but linen. The hand is not smooth and slippery, like that of twill silk, but grainy, almost raw. In line with current fashion trends and perfect for a summer outfit, which involves the use of cotton or linen jackets. The designs printed on this gauze are slightly imperfect and irregular and to further enhance this much appreciated peculiarity, many of them are handmade and therefore are already imperfect.

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Little Egret

It is a silk gauze printed with very dense wefts and high resistance. The color rendering is exceptional and truly unique. These are very intense, vibrant, emotional even if they are not shiny, which is instead a characteristic of silk. Even when you touch it, you have the sensation of touching not silk but linen. The hand is not smooth and slippery, like that of twill silk, but grainy, almost raw. In line with current fashion trends and perfect for a summer outfit, which involves the use of cotton or linen jackets. The designs printed on this gauze are slightly imperfect and irregular and to further enhance this much appreciated peculiarity, many of them are handmade and therefore are already imperfect.

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3-fold tie

It is the most common. Although it is the basic model, it is often the best choice. Recommended in hot weather, for example, or when heavier fabrics are used, which would otherwise give life to a tie that is too double, used for more elaborate models.

Twill Silk (22 Oz.)

Also worthy of note is the Twill silk, the most used in the tie industry. The 22 Oz., In particular, has an average weight that makes it suitable for the most diverse uses.

Its hand is light, smooth and soft and is particularly suitable for unlined ties. Thanks to its characteristics, it can be used indiscriminately in any season.

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UNLINED 3-fold tie

The 3-fold tie is the most common. What makes it unique is its construction. Unlined and finished with a hand hem (the same as pocket handkerchiefs), to obtain a tie similar to a foulard. Light, not very thick, almost unstructured. The feeling you get when wearing it is that you don't have any tie around your neck, given its low weight. However, the knot is perfect and of the right consistency. A great protagonist of modern times. Recommended in hot weather or when heavier fabrics are used, which would otherwise give life to a tie that is too thick.

Shantung silk

This type of silk is one of the rarest and most precious. It is crude and consistent. It shows the most disparate irregularities, including lumps, buttons, knots and flames. However, being a rather rare silk, its irregularities are considered a unique and sought-after peculiarity. It is a fabric that does not crease and is also very resistant. Ideal for both hot summer days and cold winter days.

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Heavy Twill Silk (50 Oz.)

Exclusive and refined fabric, which expresses great shine, with a smooth, soft and exceptionally full hand.

Each design is highlighted, thanks to the brightness able to buy on this type of silk. Right after hand-printed English silk, heavy twill silk is the best of printed twill silks.

Ready-to-Ship Sample is available

Colors:

UNLINED 3-fold tie

The 3-fold tie is the most common. What makes it unique is its construction. Unlined and finished with a hand hem (the same as pocket handkerchiefs), to obtain a tie similar to a foulard. Light, not very thick, almost unstructured. The feeling you get when wearing it is that you don't have any tie around your neck, given its low weight. Nonetheless, the knot is perfect and has the right consistency. A great protagonist of modern times, in which comfort is often favored. Definitely recommended in the warm season or when using heavier winter fabrics, which otherwise would give life to a tie that is too thick.

Shantung silk

This type of silk is one of the rarest and most precious. It is crude and consistent. It shows the most disparate irregularities, including lumps, buttons, knots and flames. However, being a rather rare silk, its irregularities are considered a unique and sought-after peculiarity. It is a fabric that does not crease and is also very resistant. Ideal for both hot summer days and cold winter days.

Ready-to-Ship Sample is available

Colors:

7 folds tie

It is considered "the queen" among the ties. A 7-fold tie requires the use of twice the fabric, compared to a traditional 3-fold, and double the manual labor, skilled labor. The hold and the way of falling of a 7-fold are impeccable. Furthermore, such a construction gives the tie a beautiful, intense and light hand, impossible to obtain with less fabric. The difference between a 3-fold and a 7-fold tie can only be perceived by wearing it.

Heavy Twill Silk (50 Oz.)

Exclusive and refined fabric, which expresses great shine, with a smooth, soft and exceptionally full hand.

Each design is highlighted, thanks to the brightness able to buy on this type of silk. Right after hand-printed English silk, heavy twill silk is the best of printed twill silks.

Ready-to-Ship Sample is available

Colors: