Wool Tie with Floral Pattern – Bordeaux

The Natural Depth of Wool

Wool renders colour differently from silk: its less reflective surface absorbs more light, giving the shades a softer and deeper appearance. On the bordeaux ground, this characteristic creates an intense colour without excessive brightness.

A Palette Built Around Darker Tones

Bordeaux and dark blue form the chromatic foundation of the design. Light blue shades and small ivory details introduce contrast, bringing greater definition to the individual floral and geometric elements.

The three-fold construction retains a traditional approach, while the self-tipped finish uses the same wool fabric to complete the reverse of the ends.

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

Deep Bordeaux Interpreted Through a Small Pattern

The bordeaux ground immediately defines the character of the tie. Its dark, rich tone is punctuated by an alternating arrangement of two ornamental motifs: geometric elements in shades of blue and light blue, and floral-inspired forms defined by small ivory details.

An Ordered Pattern Rich in Detail

The regular repetition creates a balanced surface. From a distance, bordeaux remains the dominant impression, while closer inspection reveals the geometry of the pattern and the different shades of blue within each motif.

This balance gives the tie a distinctive decorative character without making it overly elaborate, allowing it to work equally well with formal tailoring and more relaxed combinations.

Pairing Bordeaux and Blue

The bordeaux ground works naturally with navy, mid-grey and charcoal suits. Blue details within the pattern create an easy connection with light blue shirts, while a white shirt provides a sharper and more traditional contrast.

For a more seasonal approach, it can also be paired with brown, camel or beige jackets and textured fabrics such as flannel and tweed.

Three-Fold Construction and Self-Tipped Finish

The 3-fold construction maintains classic proportions while allowing the natural character of the wool to remain central to the tie.

The ends are self-tipped using the same fabric as the body of the tie, creating continuity between the outer surface and the reverse of the blades.

Preserving the Shape and Texture of Wool

Completely undo the knot after each wear, gently guiding the fabric with your hands. Avoid pulling the tie directly through the knot, as this may place unnecessary stress on the wool fibres.

Everyday Storage

Allow the tie to rest between wears and store it flat or loosely rolled in a dry place. Keep it away from water, excessive moisture and direct sources of heat.

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 wool accessories.

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