Black Tie 3 Folds TINA in wool/silk

Style and Matching Tips

More than an accessory, it is an institution in the masculine wardrobe. This silk and wool version stands out for its vertical rib weave (reps), which gives it textural depth and matte elegance, far removed from the banality of satin. It is the definitive black tie, designed for the man who knows the rules of style and understands that true class resides in the quality of the textures.

• Formal and Ceremonial (Black Tie / Evening): This is its highest calling. Its opacity makes it infinitely more elegant than a shiny tie when paired with an evening suit. It is a connoisseur's choice.
  Outfit: Black tuxedo with satin lapels or a midnight blue evening suit; white ceremonial shirt with concealed placket or piqué plastron; coordinated trousers. Essential is a white linen or silk pocket square, sharply and formally folded.
• Contemporary and Architectural Business: Worn during the day, the black tie is a declaration of rigor. Its material essence makes it perfect for graphic and powerful looks, ideal for professionals in creative fields, such as architects or designers.
  Outfit: Charcoal gray flannel suit or a black and white Prince of Wales check design; pristine white shirt in the highest quality poplin; coordinated trousers.
• The Modern Dandy and Intellectual Elegance: Released from the obligation of formality, the black tie becomes a symbol of unconventional, almost bohemian, elegance. It is an accessory loved by artists and intellectuals.
  Outfit: Tobacco color chunky corduroy jacket or a Donegal tweed blazer; chambray denim shirt for an audacious contrast or a classic light blue Oxford; medium gray flannel trousers.