Ties
Grenadine silk ties, knit bowties, patterned pocket squares, silk, linen or wool... our collection is handmade in the purest Italian tradition. This unique expertise allows us to offer you high-quality, elegant and immaculately finished neckties. The pickiest will pair them with one of our pocket squares for a finished look.
The Nines ties: an invitation to travel
For those who wear ties, bowties, or even pocket squares, The Nines offers a large range of products meant for any occasion. Our watchword is to offer ties that are not only elegant, but also of high-quality. To do so, we personally select the finest fabrics for our ties, which are made exclusively in Germany, France and Italy. Add some spice to your outfits by choosing ties and bow ties that suit you best!
A journey between French elegance and Italian expertise
In order to guarantee uncompromising quality and to offer products of the utmost elegance, our ties are handmade in some of the most reputed workshops in the Como region in Italy. Thanks to this Italian expertise, we are able to offer you unique collections. In addition to the exceptional quality of our products, all our collections are inspired by journeys from around the world so as to constantly offer you collections that are more original and elegant.
A journey through time: from ancient craftsmanship to modern and colourful patterns
We use fine, natural materials when making our ties to offer or ranges of silk ties, linen ties and wool ties. The exceptional craftsmanship of our weavers enables the successful union of different materials for a more textured finish. Techniques that are often time-tested allow us to create modern and unique products today, all while manufacturing products that are stylish and elegant.
An imaginary journey, a tie that sets you apart
The tie, just like the bowtie or the pocket square, is an accessory that can change an entire outfit. The choice of tie accentuates a man's personality; that is why it is necessary to know which one suits you. It is also necessary to know how to knot a tie. How can one be dashing with a badly made tie knot? In order to refine your elegant appearance, your tie knot should be tied to perfection. For the most daring, put yourself in a league of your own by making your own tie knot. The Nines' accessories were created so that you can set yourself apart!
A question about our collections?
To style a knitted tie, you have to:
- Pair it with a cotton or oxford shirt: solid colors or subtle patterns work well to balance the texture of the tie.
- Wear it with an unstructured blazer: a tweed, wool, or linen blazer complements the casual-chic look of a knitted tie.
- Choose a casual suit: go for a cotton or lightweight wool suit rather than a formal one to keep the look relaxed yet polished.
- Go for a button-down collar: avoid stiff collars; softer ones match the relaxed feel of the knit.
- Keep the knot simple: a simple knot works best with the thicker fabric of a knitted tie.
It’s a stylish choice that adds a modern, laid-back elegance without being overly formal!
The key difference between silk and satin ties lies in the material and finish. Silk is a natural fiber, known for its luxurious feel, durability, and subtle sheen. Satin, however, refers to a weave and can be made from silk, polyester, or synthetic fibers. When woven into a satin finish, silk ties become smoother and glossier. Many satin ties, often made from polyester, are more affordable and resistant to wrinkles.
Here are some of the major differences:
- Material: Silk ties are made from natural fibers, offering a luxurious feel and subtle sheen, whereas satin ties can be made from silk, polyester, or other synthetic materials.
- Appearance: Silk ties have a more understated sheen than satin ties, which are shinier and more reflective.
- Durability: Silk ties are durable but delicate, prone to snags and stains. Concerning satin ties, especially those made from synthetic fibers, they are easier to clean and more resistant to wear.
- Suitability: Silk ties are versatile for both formal and semi-formal occasions, satin ties are best suited for formal events like weddings or evening functions.
To remove wrinkles from a tie, follow these gentle methods to avoid damaging the fabric:
- Steam the tie: hang the tie in the bathroom while taking a hot shower, allowing the steam to relax the wrinkles. Alternatively, use a handheld steamer, holding it a few inches away from the tie to avoid getting it too wet or damaging delicate fabrics like silk.
- Roll the tie: lay the tie flat on a clean surface, and tightly roll it from the narrow end to the wide end. Leave it rolled for a few hours or overnight. This can help the wrinkles smooth out naturally.
- Use a damp cloth and iron: if using an iron, place a thin, damp cloth over the tie and set the iron to a low heat (silk setting for silk ties). Gently press the iron over the cloth, avoiding direct contact with the tie itself to prevent shiny marks or fabric damage.
- Store properly: after each wear, hang or roll your ties to prevent new wrinkles from forming. Rolling is particularly effective for maintaining a smooth appearance.
A grenadine silk tie is a necktie made from 100% silk, known for its unique open weave pattern that creates a textured, honeycomb-like appearance. It offers a luxurious feel, with a slightly matte finish that distinguishes it from shinier satin ties. The breathable fabric is lightweight and flexible, providing both elegance and comfort.
Key features of grenadine silk ties include:
- Unique Weaving: open weave for texture and breathability.
- Luxurious Material: made from 100% silk with a natural luster.
- Matte Finish: a more subdued shine compared to satin ties.
- Versatility: suitable for formal and semi-formal occasions.
- Knot-Friendly: holds knots well, making it easy to style.
Overall, grenadine silk ties are a sophisticated and versatile accessory for any wardrobe.