Knitted ties
Silk can be woven but also knitted. Today, they make for a more original style that is both classic and contemporary.
Silk knit tie
Find the perfect model for every occasion with our selection of ties by style. Among this wide choice of tie styles offered by your specialist, you will discover classic and formal models for your professional appointments, more modern and casual pieces for your events, as well as more original designs to express your personality.
A bold knitted structure with a vintage spirit
The silk knit tie is immediately distinguished by its loop-based manufacturing method (knitting) rather than weaving, as well as by its characteristic square bottom, devoid of a point. Popular in the 1960s and inseparable from preppy style icons, it offers a rich texture, great elasticity and a matte finish that break the rigidity of the traditional tie while preserving the natural nobility of silk.
Relaxed elegance
Silk knit is the perfect tool for softening a formal outfit. It allows the tie to be worn every day without giving the impression of being overly dressed up. It is the mismatched accessory par excellence, bringing a graphic, relaxed and textured touch, ideal for modern work environments or dressed-up weekend occasions.
Our style tips: how to wear a knit tie?
Silk knit calls for a wearing style suited to its supple structure:
- The preppy chic look: Pair a navy or bottle green silk knit tie with a sky blue oxford button-down shirt and a natte blazer.
- The tight knot: As knit is stretchy, use only a simple knot (Four-in-Hand) and tie it firmly to prevent it from becoming too bulky under the collar.
- Storage: To preserve the elasticity of the knit and prevent it from stretching out, never hang a knit tie; roll it up on itself and store it flat.
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