Grenadine Garza Grossa Silk Tie - Tobacco

The structure of grossa grenadine

Grenadine silk is distinguished by its characteristic open weave, which becomes especially pronounced in the grossa variation. The resulting three-dimensional surface gives the fabric a strong tactile identity and clearly distinguishes it from smoother, more compact silks.

The natural lustre of silk emerges subtly through the textured weave without appearing overly glossy, adding further depth to the tobacco colour.

A tie defined by texture

With solid-colour grenadine, the fabric itself becomes the defining element. The distinctive grossa weave creates an open, three-dimensional surface that gives the silk depth and character without relying on printed patterns or decorative motifs.

The warmth of tobacco

A nuanced alternative to traditional brown, tobacco introduces a warm, natural tone into the tailored wardrobe. The textured silk enhances its tonal variations, allowing the colour to subtly change with the light and emphasising the distinctive character of the weave.

Handcrafted 3-fold construction

Each tie is handcrafted in Italy using a traditional 3-fold construction. The internal lining supports the open grenadine weave and helps form a balanced, well-defined knot, while the tipped finish completes the blade according to classic tie-making tradition.

Texture and colour in the tailored wardrobe

The tobacco shade pairs naturally with navy, grey, brown and beige tailoring, as well as textured jackets in tweed, flannel and wool. Worn with a white or light-blue shirt, the grenadine weave introduces visual interest without the need for a decorative pattern.

An artisanal silk tie handmade in Italy for those who appreciate silk not only for its refinement, but also for its structure, depth and distinctive tactile character.

Preserving a three-dimensional weave

The open structure of grossa grenadine deserves particular care during wear. Always loosen the knot gently, avoiding excessive pulling or compression of the fabric.

After wearing, allow the tie to rest so the fibres can naturally recover their shape. Store it hanging or loosely rolled without pressure, and keep it away from water, perfumes and direct sources of heat.

For stains, we recommend consulting a professional experienced in caring for fine silk rather than applying treatments directly to the textured weave.

To preserve the construction and character of your tie over time, discover our Repair Program, dedicated to the care and longevity of Filippo Marchesi creations.