Wide Stripe Regimental Grenadine Silk Tie - Navy Blue Brown

A weave with unmistakable character

Grenadine silk is defined by a distinctive weaving technique that creates an open, three-dimensional surface. This structure gives the fabric a substantial yet refined hand and a visual depth that sets grenadine apart from smoother silk weaves.

Texture and pattern in balance

The deep navy ground provides a sophisticated base for the brown stripes and fine contrasting accents. The textured weave introduces subtle variations in light across the surface, allowing the colours and diagonal pattern to gain depth without becoming overly pronounced.

The distinctive texture of grenadine meets regimental stripes

Grenadine silk is distinguished by its characteristic three-dimensional weave, giving the tie a tactile presence without making its appearance feel heavy. Its subtly open structure interacts with the light and lends greater visual depth to the pattern than a conventionally smooth silk.

Wide stripes and balanced proportions

The regimental design is defined by wide diagonal brown stripes crossing the deep navy ground, framed by fine contrasting details. The result is graphic yet restrained, making it particularly suited to navy, grey and brown tailoring as well as jackets with more pronounced textures.

A construction designed for a refined knot

The lined 3-fold construction supports the distinctive structure of the grenadine while helping the tie retain its shape and balance throughout the day. The natural body of the fabric produces a compact, well-defined knot and an elegant dimple.

Italian craftsmanship and timeless character

Handcrafted construction enhances a fabric deeply rooted in classic neckwear tradition. From its proportions to the tipped finishing, every detail is considered to create an artisanal silk tie that moves naturally between business tailoring, formal combinations and more relaxed sartorial looks.

Preserving the grenadine weave

After each wear, gently untie the knot completely without pulling or stretching the fabric. Allow the tie to rest flat or hanging so that the silk fibres can naturally recover their original shape.

Protect the open weave

The characteristic structure of grenadine requires particular care. Avoid contact with rough surfaces, jewellery or sharp objects that could catch the weave and pull individual threads.

Storage

Store the tie away from direct sunlight, excessive humidity and sources of heat. Avoid leaving it knotted for extended periods, as proper rest helps preserve its shape, elasticity and three-dimensional texture.

Cleaning

In case of stains, avoid water, household detergents and rubbing the affected area. For deeper cleaning, we recommend consulting a professional cleaner experienced in handling fine silk accessories.

Craftsmanship that can be cared for over time

Should your tie require attention after years of wear, our Repair Program allows us to assess the most appropriate restoration or repair to help preserve its craftsmanship and character.