Thin Stripe Regimental Grenadine Silk Tie - Navy Blue Brown

Silk with a three-dimensional structure

Grenadine silk is recognised for its distinctive open weave, a construction that gives the fabric texture, resilience and remarkable visual depth.

The character of the weave

In this version, the navy texture remains clearly visible between the fine diagonal brown and ivory stripes. The contrast between the relief of the grenadine and the precision of the pattern creates a richly detailed surface while maintaining an understated appearance.

A more understated interpretation of regimental stripes

The thin stripes define the design without overwhelming the texture beneath. Set against a deep navy ground, brown and ivory lines create a measured diagonal rhythm that retains the character of traditional regimental neckwear while introducing lighter, more restrained proportions.

Grenadine takes centre stage

The generous spacing between the stripes leaves the characteristic weave of the grenadine silk clearly visible. Its three-dimensional surface becomes an integral part of the design, adding depth and subtle variations of light as the fabric moves.

Structure and knot definition

The lined 3-fold construction complements the natural body of the grenadine and helps the tie retain a balanced shape. The texture of the silk provides enough structure to create a precise knot and a defined dimple without excessive bulk.

Sartorial versatility

The dominant navy shade makes this artisanal silk tie particularly versatile, while brown introduces warmth and ivory provides a discreet contrast. The palette pairs naturally with navy and grey suits as well as brown, beige and more textured jackets.

Italian craftsmanship

Handmade according to the traditions of Italian neckwear, the tie combines the distinctive character of grenadine with a construction designed to respect the qualities of the fabric. The tipped finishing completes the reverse with a clean and carefully executed detail.

Preserving its shape and texture

After wearing, gently undo the knot by reversing the steps used to tie it. Avoid pulling the blade directly through the knot, as this can place unnecessary tension on the silk and its open weave.

Allow the fabric to rest

Once untied, leave the tie flat or hanging so that the fibres and construction can naturally recover their original shape before the next wear.

Protect the open weave

The distinctive structure of grenadine can be sensitive to sharp objects and rough surfaces. Take particular care with tie clips, jewellery and accessories that could accidentally catch or pull individual threads.

Cleaning and storage

Avoid washing with water, using household detergents or rubbing stains directly. For deeper cleaning, consult a professional experienced in caring for fine silk. Store the tie away from direct sunlight, excessive humidity and sources of heat.

Care that extends its life

Should your tie require attention over time, our Repair Program allows us to assess the most appropriate restoration or repair, helping preserve its craftsmanship and character.