Grey 3 Fold BIGOL Tie in Wool/Silk

Style and Pairing Tips

A pillar of the masculine wardrobe, this silk and wool tie is the essence of versatile elegance. Its strength lies in its texture: a micro-pattern that creates a sophisticated grey-blue mélange effect from afar, and reveals a richly detailed weave up close. The substantial hand-feel and opaque finish make it an essential accessory for autumn and winter, capable of adding tactile and visual depth to any look.

• Formal Textured Business: In a professional context, it is the more refined alternative to a shiny silk tie. It pairs magnificently with winter fabrics, conveying a solid and calm professionalism.
  Outfit: Charcoal grey flannel suit for a high-impact tonal look, or a classic navy blue suit; white twill or light blue poplin shirt; coordinated trousers. Complete with a white linen pocket square or a silk one with a blue and burgundy geometric print.
• The Contemporary Dandy and Separates: This tie is the perfect bridge to unite jackets and trousers in a separates outfit. Its chromatic neutrality and material richness are the emblem of "sprezzatura," the art of studied but apparently careless elegance.
  Outfit: Double-breasted navy blue blazer; white and blue "banker" striped shirt; medium grey flannel trousers or, for an audacious touch, cream white cotton trousers. A pair of blue or grey leather suspenders will enhance its dandy spirit.
• Country-Chic & Intellectual Style: Its woolly nature makes it perfect for pairing with rustier fabrics, creating a harmony that evokes country walks and dusty libraries.
  Outfit: Donegal tweed jacket or burnt brown corduroy jacket; chambray denim shirt for a modern contrast or gingham Oxford for a more traditional look; khaki moleskin trousers.