3-fold tie NICK blue printed silk

Length: 148 cm
Width: 8.5 cm
Material: 100% Printed silk
Color: Blue with small blue and orange pattern
Production: Handcrafted, Made in Italy

The dark blue background absorbs the light, the orange and light blue micro-pattern reflects it. This three-fold pure printed silk tie plays on a color contrast that stands out up close, while maintaining absolute rigor from a meter away. It is the classic detail that changes everything when you decide to take off your jacket and stay in your shirtsleeves.

Style and Pairing Advice

• Agency meeting: The orange of the pattern breaks the monotony of the classic blue without being loud. A clear and intentional glance.
  Outfit: Unstructured navy blue cotton suit, white poplin shirt, hazelnut suede penny loafers without socks.
• Thursday aperitif: When a suit is too much, but an unbuttoned collar is too little. The lightness of the printed silk lightens the broken suit and gives it character.
  Outfit: Unlined beige linen blazer, light chambray shirt, dark wash jeans with raw hem, leather espadrilles or dark brown loafers.
• June wedding: A revisited classic that won't make you sweat. The three-fold structure ensures a clean drape even with the most impalpable summer fabrics.
  Outfit: Light grey cool wool suit, light blue shirt with French collar, black calfskin oxford shoes. White linen pocket square, straight folded.

The tailor's advice: Printed silk has a smooth and slippery feel that requires a firm knot. A half Windsor is the exact choice to fill the collar without stealing the show, enhancing the classic width of 8.5 centimeters and keeping the tie firmly in place all day.

Product care: Dry clean by professionals. Never iron silk directly — use an interposed cotton cloth at low temperature. At the end of the day, untie the knot in reverse and keep it hanging, never knotted. If one day it wears out or needs to be fixed, there is our Tie Hospital — the only regeneration service in Italy. Send it to us, it comes back like new.

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