3-Fold Silk Tie, Small Fish Pattern, Light Blue - JC064220_5

The bright "fish" pattern instantly freshens up any outfit, making this tie ideal for those seeking sophisticated yet vibrant elegance.

• Business Elegance: Pair it with a navy blue or dark gray suit and a white poplin shirt. The contrast will highlight the fabric's weave and micro-pattern, adding a dynamic and brilliant touch to your most important meetings.

• Smart Casual & Daywear: Being a lively pattern, it pairs beautifully with unstructured linen or cotton blazers for the warmer seasons. Perfect for business lunches or daytime events.

• Ceremonies (Wedding): An exceptional choice for morning or early afternoon weddings. It embellishes the groom's or groomsmen's attire with an artisanal luxury detail that impeccably catches the light.

Style Tips 

The bright "fish" pattern instantly freshens up any outfit, making this tie ideal for those seeking sophisticated yet vibrant elegance.

• Business Elegance: Pair it with a navy blue or dark gray suit and a white poplin shirt. The contrast will highlight the fabric's weave and micro-pattern, adding a dynamic and brilliant touch to your most important meetings.

• Smart Casual & Daywear: Being a lively pattern, it pairs beautifully with unstructured linen or cotton blazers for the warmer seasons. Perfect for business lunches or daytime events.

• Ceremonies (Wedding): An exceptional choice for morning or early afternoon weddings. It embellishes the groom's or groomsmen's attire with an artisanal luxury detail that impeccably catches the light.

Garment Care Tips 

A handmade silk tie is a precious accessory that requires proper care to maintain its beauty:

• After use: Always untie the tie by following the reverse procedure to how you tied it (never pull the small end to remove it).

• Resting: Gently roll it up starting from the narrowest end, or hang it on a tie hanger, to allow the silk fibers and wool interlining to relax and remove any creases from the knot.

• Washing: Strictly dry clean at specialized laundries. Water irrevocably damages silk and deforms its internal structure.

• Ironing: Avoid direct contact with an iron. If necessary, only use a steam jet at a safe distance to revive the fibers.