3-fold Silk Tie, Tennis Pattern, Orange - JC064660_5

The warmth of the sun and the vibrant energy of the clay court merge into an accessory of rare distinction. This 3-fold tie in Orange is designed for the man who loves to dare with class, bringing a note of enthusiasm and creativity to the rigor of the sartorial wardrobe.

Made in a very limited edition of only 3 pieces, each tie is the result of 45 minutes of expert manual craftsmanship in Italy. The 36 oz twill silk, chosen for its rich hand and natural luster, enhances the micro-pattern dedicated to tennis: a geometric pattern of tennis balls on the front that hides, in the tail, a refined designer detail with crossed rackets. Completed by a pure wool interlining for a consistently firm knot and the famous "X" stitching on the back, this Talarico creation is a true seal of artisanal excellence.

Product Details

• Outer Material: 100% Twill Silk (36 oz) of Italian origin.

• Color and Pattern: Bright Orange background with "tennis ball" micro-pattern on the front and "racket" pattern on the tail.

• Inner Material: Pure Wool interlining for a resilient structure and optimal knot "memory".

• Dimensions: 150 x 8.3 cm. Classic proportions for timeless elegance.

• Craftsmanship: 100% Handmade in Italy according to the Maison's ancient sartorial tradition.

• Exclusivity: Limited edition (only 3 pieces exist for this variant).

Style Tips

Orange is a charismatic shade that allows for creating high-impact chromatic contrasts:

• The Perfect Match: Pairs beautifully with a navy blue suit or a chocolate brown ensemble, creating a sophisticated and modern look.

• Shirt: A light blue shirt (or a light blue and white micro-stripe shirt) tempers its vibrancy with balance, while a white shirt enhances its brightness.

• Occasion: Ideal for outdoor events, cocktail parties, creative business meetings, or to stand out with style in exclusive settings.

Care Instructions

• Cleaning: Dry clean only at specialized centers for noble fabric care.

• Care: After use, untie the knot and let the tie rest, rolled or hung, allowing the natural fibers to regain their original shape.

• Ironing: Use steam from a distance only or an iron at a very low temperature, always protecting the silk with a cotton cloth.