Silk ties
Thanks to its extraordinary qualities, silk remains the fabric most often utilised for quality ties. While silk thread has the same strength and diameter as steel thread, it is extremely soft to the touch and it is easy to dye.
Silk tie
Find the perfect drape and texture with our selection of ties by material. Among this wide choice of tie materials, you will discover classic and prestigious silk weaves, more modern winter textures in wool or cashmere, as well as more original fibers such as linen or cotton for your summer looks.
The nobility of natural fiber and the historic drape of the chest
The men's silk tie is the undisputed centerpiece of formal attire and rigorous business silhouettes. Made according to traditional production methods, it uses an animal-derived fiber renowned for its mechanical resilience, unique fluidity, and ability to capture light without artificial shine. A high-end silk tie is distinguished by its generous hand and internal interlining, which guarantee impeccable fabric structure, preventing the accessory from deforming or twisting throughout the day.
The distinction of finishes and the relief of the knot
Owning a tie made from a traditional silk weave or knit demonstrates a perfect understanding of the codes of tailoring elegance. This accessory verticalizes the chest with authority while bringing a necessary suppleness that softens the rigidity of starched shirt collars. Whether it features a smooth poplin weave, a honeycomb-textured grenadine, or a retro knit stitch, it transforms the structure of your suit into a highly sophisticated style statement.
Our technical advice: how to choose and wear your silk tie?
Select and care for your tie according to the rules of sartorial art:
- The structure of the dimple: Thanks to the natural elasticity of silk, make sure to form a beautiful drop (the dimple) just below your simple knot to add volume and character to the chest.
- The harmony of textile weights: Match the thickness and texture of your silk to the cloth of your jacket: a fluid twill for a summer fine wool suit, and a grenadine or dense knit for a winter flannel.
- Preserving the fiber: To extend the life of your silk tie, always untie it every evening without straining the seams, then let it rest flat or hanging to naturally release the creases.
Other categories: knit tie, linen tie, cotton tie.
A question about our collections?
La soie est la matière de référence pour les cravates. Elle offre un beau tombé, un toucher souple et un éclat naturel qui en font un choix adapté aussi bien au quotidien qu'aux grandes occasions.
Une cravate en soie de qualité se distingue par la finesse de son tissage, la richesse de ses couleurs et la tenue de son nœud. Les finitions sont également un bon indicateur : une confection soignée garantit un meilleur maintien dans le temps.
La cravate en soie s'adapte à la plupart des situations. Elle convient aussi bien à une journée de travail qu'à un mariage, une cérémonie ou un dîner habillé.
La soie est une matière naturelle, tandis que le satin est un type de tissage. Une cravate en soie peut donc être réalisée avec un tissage satin, mais aussi en grenadine ou en tricot. Le satin offre un aspect plus lisse et brillant.
Défaites toujours le nœud après l'avoir portée et suspendez la cravate ou rangez-la à plat pour qu'elle retrouve sa forme. En cas de tache, privilégiez un nettoyage chez un professionnel afin de préserver les fibres de soie.