Floral Pattern Wool Tie - Night Blue

The Natural Depth of Wool

Wool gives the tie a soft, subtly textured surface that absorbs light differently from silk. This quality lends particular depth to the night blue ground while naturally softening the contrast with the brown and rust tones of the floral motif.

A Natural Match for Autumn and Winter Tailoring

The tactile character of wool pairs particularly well with flannel, tweed, cashmere and other textured tailoring fabrics, making this tie a natural addition to an autumn and winter wardrobe.

A Construction Designed to Support the Fabric

The three-fold construction maintains classic proportions, while the internal lining provides support and helps preserve the shape of the tie without overpowering the character of the outer fabric.

Tipped ends complete the construction with a neat traditional finish. Each tie is handmade in Italy, with careful attention to its construction, proportions and finishing.

The Understated Side of the Floral Pattern

Small floral elements are arranged in a regular repeat against a deep night blue ground. Brown and rust introduce warmer accents, while the fine light outline surrounding each motif provides definition without creating excessive contrast.

A Pattern Revealed in the Details

Viewed as a whole, the floral design takes on an almost geometric appearance. Up close, the individual shapes and subtle variations in colour become more apparent, giving the tie visual interest while preserving its understated character.

The night blue ground pairs naturally with navy and grey suits, while the brown and rust accents complement camel, tobacco, beige and brown jackets. A white or light blue shirt creates a more classic combination, while ecru introduces a warmer seasonal tone.

Structure and Proportion

The 3-fold construction is complemented by an internal lining that supports the wool and helps the tie retain a balanced shape. This provides sufficient body for a well-defined knot while preserving a natural drape.

Tipped ends complete the construction with a clean, traditional finish, adding structure to the reverse of the blades.

Preserving the Wool and the Tie's Shape

After each wear, completely undo the knot while gently guiding the fabric with your hands. Avoid pulling the tie directly through the knot, as this can place unnecessary stress on both the wool and the internal construction.

Allow the Fabric to Rest

Rotating your ties and allowing the fabric to rest between wears helps the wool fibres naturally recover their shape. Store the tie flat or loosely rolled, avoiding unnecessary pressure from other accessories.

Cleaning and Protection

Avoid contact with water, perfume and direct sources of heat. Do not wash the tie at home and, should staining occur, entrust it to a professional experienced in caring for fine wool accessories.

Should its construction or finishing require attention over time, our Repair Program provides a dedicated service to help preserve and restore our handcrafted ties.