Medallion Pattern Madder Silk Tie - Persian Blue

Madder Silk: Deep Colour and Restrained Lustre

Madder silk is distinguished by its softer visual character and more restrained lustre compared with highly polished silk fabrics. This quality gives printed colours greater depth and contributes to the tie's distinctive appearance.

A Palette of Blues and Earthy Accents

Different shades of blue and light blue dominate the design, while brown and rust introduce warmer notes throughout the medallion pattern. Small red accents within the motifs complete the palette without disturbing its overall balance.

The three-fold construction is complemented by an internal lining that supports the fabric and helps maintain the proportions of the tie. The self-tipped finish uses the same madder silk on the reverse of the ends.

Each tie is handmade in Italy, with careful attention to construction, proportion and finishing.

A Medallion Pattern Defined Through Colour

The design is built around a regular repetition of circular medallions, creating a distinctive and carefully ordered composition. Different shades of blue and light blue define each motif, while brown and rust introduce warmer contrast. Small red details at the centre of the medallions provide an additional, understated accent.

The Depth of Persian Blue

The Persian blue ground brings a more expressive character to the tie while retaining the depth associated with classic blue neckwear. The distinctive surface of madder silk further softens the colour, allowing subtle variations to emerge depending on the light.

From Classic Suits to Textured Tailoring

Paired with a white or light blue shirt and navy or grey tailoring, the tie creates a refined classic combination. The brown and rust elements within the pattern also allow it to work naturally with brown, tobacco and camel jackets, as well as more tactile seasonal fabrics.

Tailored Construction and Self-Tipped Finish

The 3-fold construction is supported by an internal lining that gives the tie body, helping it form a well-defined knot while maintaining a balanced drape.

The ends are self-tipped using the same madder silk as the body of the tie, creating continuity between the visible pattern and the finishing on the reverse of the blades.

Preserving the Character of Madder Silk

After each wear, gently undo the knot completely rather than pulling the tie directly through it. Allowing the fabric to rest between wears helps the silk naturally recover its shape.

Protecting the Surface and Colours

Store the tie flat or loosely rolled, away from direct sunlight, excessive moisture and sources of heat. Avoid contact with water, perfume and oily substances that could affect the surface or leave permanent marks.

Do not wash the tie at home or apply direct heat with an iron. Should staining occur, entrust it to a professional experienced in caring for fine silk neckwear.

For maintenance of the construction or finishing, our Repair Program is available to help preserve and restore our handcrafted ties over time.