3-Fold Silk Tie, Fish Pattern, Blue Green - JC064220_7

A masterpiece of high tailoring that embodies the excellence of classic Neapolitan style. This 3-fold tie is an exclusive accessory, produced in a very limited run of only 3 pieces per variant. Entirely handmade in Italy, it requires about 45 minutes of skilled craftsmanship. The precious weight of the silk guarantees unparalleled softness to the touch and an impeccable drape, enhanced by the characteristic "X" stitching on the back, a distinctive symbol of Maison Talarico.

Product Details

• Outer Material: 100% Twill Silk (36 oz) produced in Italy.

• Inner Material: Pure Wool interlining to ensure structure and shape memory for the knot.

• Dimensions: 150 x 8.3 cm. The perfect classic proportions for timeless elegance.

• Craftsmanship: 100% Handmade in Italy with iconic "X" stitching detail.

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

Style Tips

The "fish" pattern on a blue-green background offers a touch of refined and never ordinary personality.

• Business Elegance: Pair it with a navy blue or charcoal gray tailored suit and a white poplin or light blue twill shirt. The micro-pattern will add dynamism to a formal look without compromising professionalism.

• Smart Casual: Also perfect when worn with a wool or linen blazer (depending on the season) and contrasting tailored trousers.

• Ceremonies (Wedding): As a luxury handcrafted accessory, it is an excellent choice for groomsmen or guests who wish to stand out with a detail of the highest Italian craftsmanship.

Garment Care Tips

A handmade silk tie is a delicate accessory that requires care to last over time:

• After use: Always untie the tie by reversing the knotting process (do not simply pull the narrow end).

• Rest: Gently roll it up starting from the narrow end or hang it on a tie rack to allow the silk fibers and wool interlining to relax and lose the knot's creases.

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

• Ironing: Avoid direct contact with the iron. If necessary, use a steam jet from a suitable distance or iron at a very low temperature with a clean cotton cloth in between.