Seven-Fold Navy & White Spot Herringbone Silk Tie
If you're longing for neckwear with luxury superiority, the seven-fold tie is a design that won't be beaten on quality. The process of creating a seven-fold tie takes three and a half hours to complete and uses double the amount of silk of a regular tie – 0.77m to be exact. Each design is a piece of sartorial origami, omitting stitching entirely in favour of careful folds for a thicker and slightly weightier finish. Classic, refined, versatile - this Herringbone weave silk tie will cater for a lifetime of smart dress days. This navy and white spot style is an easy go-to at any time of year, proving that sometimes the simplest of designs are the most treasured.
If you're longing for neckwear with luxury superiority, the seven-fold tie is a design that won't be beaten on quality. The process of creating a seven-fold tie takes three and a half hours to complete and uses double the amount of silk of a regular tie – 0.77m to be exact. Each design is a piece of sartorial origami, omitting stitching entirely in favour of careful folds for a thicker and slightly weightier finish. Classic, refined, versatile - this Herringbone weave silk tie will cater for a lifetime of smart dress days. This navy and white spot style is an easy go-to at any time of year, proving that sometimes the simplest of designs are the most treasured.
Original: $280.00
-70%$280.00
$84.00Description
If you're longing for neckwear with luxury superiority, the seven-fold tie is a design that won't be beaten on quality. The process of creating a seven-fold tie takes three and a half hours to complete and uses double the amount of silk of a regular tie – 0.77m to be exact. Each design is a piece of sartorial origami, omitting stitching entirely in favour of careful folds for a thicker and slightly weightier finish. Classic, refined, versatile - this Herringbone weave silk tie will cater for a lifetime of smart dress days. This navy and white spot style is an easy go-to at any time of year, proving that sometimes the simplest of designs are the most treasured.
