Blue printed silk RIFF 3-fold tie

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

Deep blue background, sharp orange geometries. The printed silk has a smooth and slippery feel that adds no weight to the shirt collar. This three-fold ties in an instant and drapes straight, standing out as a detail that changes the rules of an outfit without needing an introduction.

Style and Pairing Tips

• Agency briefing: The balance between those who manage the work and those who dislike uniforms. The knot is tight, asymmetrical, left exactly where it is.
  Outfit: Ink blue deconstructed linen blazer, light blue pinstripe poplin shirt, sand chinos, dark brown suede loafers.
• Lunch on the terrace: When the temperature rises, color contrasts do the job instead of layers. The orange of the pattern calls out to the sunlight, attitude does the rest.
  Outfit: Seersucker cotton or lightweight tropical wool suit, white French collar shirt unbuttoned by one. No pocket square, it's not needed.
• Night out: The tie is there, but seems worn by chance. The trick to taking it outside office hours is completely defusing it from rigid standards.
  Outfit: No jacket. Lightweight chambray shirt with sleeves rolled up to the forearm, navy blue linen trousers, loafers without socks. The tie slightly loosened.

The tailor's advice: Given the thin and slippery profile of printed silk, a nice and tight Four in Hand (Simple) knot guarantees the right asymmetry and doesn't slip down during the day. Avoid double and bulky knots, verticality is needed here.

Product care: Dry clean. Never iron directly on the silk — interpose a damp cloth at a low temperature. To store it, roll it starting from the tip. If it is wrinkled at the end of the day, leave it hanging overnight in a humid environment. If one day it gets a bad fold, there is our Tie Hospital — the only service of its kind in Italy. Send it to us, we will restore it as new.

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