
The bias cut
01The silk is cut by hand at 45° to the grain, on the paper pattern. That is what makes the tie hang straight and spring back into shape after every knot.

Tailored tie in 18 mm silk twill: light and soft, with the typical diagonal weave and a subtle sheen, it knots easily and makes a slim, elegant knot. Small light-blue cornflowers with white leaves printed on midnight blue silk twill: a discreet floral that only shows up close.
Only 1 left in stock
How we pair it: light-blue end-on-end or sky-blue Oxford, navy blazer or grey jacket.
The simple knot (four-in-hand) works best: it stays slim and slightly asymmetric, and lets the weave show. The tip should reach your belt.
At the end of the day, undo the knot and roll it up or hang it: the creases will drop out on their own. No washing machine: for stains, have it dry-cleaned.
Free shipping from € 150. You can withdraw from the purchase within 14 days of delivery.
Our ties are made by a small Roman workshop of master craftsmen who make only ties. One person follows each piece from cutting to pressing.

The silk is cut by hand at 45° to the grain, on the paper pattern. That is what makes the tie hang straight and spring back into shape after every knot.

A wool interlining goes inside the silk to give the knot body. The edges are folded by hand, without presses, so the tie stays soft.

The back is closed by hand with a single thread left loose: the tie can stretch with the knot without pulling. A bar tack holds the two ends.

The tip is finished with the silk lining, the label is sewn on and the tie is steamed through a cloth, without flattening the rolled edges.
A young workshop that makes no shirts or suits: only ties, with the gestures of the Roman tailoring tradition.
No assembly line: each tie passes through a single pair of hands from cutting to finishing.
Pattern-woven jacquards and printed twills, chosen for hand, weight and how well they hold a knot.
Add a tie to any made-to-measure shirt: the € 10 discount is applied automatically in the basket, one tie per shirt.
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