Untipped ties

Sartorial technique and distinctive details

Also known as unlined ties, untipped ties are a symbol of natural elegance. Unlike
tipped ties, they contain no internal padding. This allows the fabric to retain softness and
a natural drape, offering a softer knot and more fluid movement.

Every detail, from yarn selection to folding and stitching, is designed to enhance fabric quality,
ensure a natural fall, and allow for soft yet defined knots. Made from fine fabrics such as
smooth silk, jacquard, wool, or
cashmere, they feature untipped ends, where the fabric at the tips is not reinforced
with additional lining, and hand-rolled finishes, meaning the edge is rolled and stitched by hand.

Compared to tipped ties, untipped ties offer lightness and flexibility: they lack
the internal padding that reinforces structure, resulting in a softer, more natural knot, while the
fabric follows body movements with greater fluidity. This makes them
ideal for more relaxed yet always elegant looks: unstructured blazers, summer linen
suits, and refined everyday outfits. Conversely, lined ties provide greater structure and knot
stability, making them perfect for formal or professional contexts.

Unlined ties lend themselves to multiple style combinations. Perfect with unstructured blazers,
lightweight linen jackets, or summer suits in natural fabrics, they also adapt well to smart casual
outfits or softer professional looks.

In colder months, fuller fabrics such as wool or wool-silk blends provide warmth without sacrificing
lightness and drape. Colors can range from classic blues and greys to bolder tones such as
burgundy or purple, offering a versatile accessory capable of completing any men’s wardrobe
with a balance of comfort and refinement.

Customization and online exclusivity

Filippo Marchesi unlined ties are available exclusively in our online shop, with the possibility of
bespoke ties and personalized details such as monograms or exclusive handmade finishes.
Each unlined, untipped, and hand-rolled tie thus becomes a unique piece, an expression of sartorial
care, style, and discreet luxury.

Even an apparently simple accessory can become a distinctive element of the wardrobe, combining
elegance, comfort, and Italian craftsmanship.