Blue double-pointed printed silk ascot ACCIO

Length: 130 cm
Width: 16 cm (at the widest point)
Material: 100% Printed Silk
Color: Blue background with blue, beige, brown, and white paisley pattern

Style and Pairing Advice

An undisputed symbol of cultured and relaxed elegance, this Don Mimì ascot represents the distinctive touch of the true gentleman. Crafted from pure printed silk, it wraps around the neck with impalpable softness and a discreet sheen. The paisley (cashmere) motif, presented in classic shades such as blue, beige, and brown, evokes a timeless sartorial taste, perfect for the man who wishes to elevate his style beyond the rigidity of the traditional tie, without ever renouncing prestige.

• The Gentleman in the Villa (Classy Relax): The aristocratic alternative to the tie for moments of leisure. Printed silk adds a level of sophistication to the casual wardrobe, communicating status and attention to detail.
  Outfit: Navy blue double-breasted blazer with gold buttons; white poplin shirt with open collar (no button); beige or sand-colored chino trousers. Dark brown suede loafers complete the work.
• Intellectual Chic (Vernissage or Afternoon Event): The warm tones of the paisley motif allow for refined color combinations with structured fabrics, typical of mid-season or winter.
  Outfit: Tweed or flannel jacket in shades of brown or forest green; light blue shirt; light cream merino wool cardigan. The ascot must be worn strictly inside the shirt for a "sprezzatura" effect.
• The Art of Layering ("Old Money" Style): An accessory that speaks of tradition. Perfect for breaking the chromatic monotony of a dark outfit, illuminating the face thanks to the reflections of the silk.
  Outfit: Separates with charcoal grey jacket and midnight blue corduroy trousers. White or ivory shirt. A white linen pocket square, folded flat, will balance the richness of the ascot's pattern.

The tailor's advice: The double-pointed ascot should be knotted with a simple and soft knot, inserting the ends inside the unbuttoned shirt (only the first collar button). Be sure to create a slight volume ("puff") to enhance the fluidity of the silk and not flatten the paisley motif.