LEMBO Brown Madder Silk 3-fold Tie

Length: 148 cm
Width: 8 cm
Material: 100% Madder Silk (Ancient peach touch)
Color: Dark brown background with micro-geometric pattern

Style and Pairing Advice

Supreme expression of "Old Money" elegance, this Don Mimì Madder silk tie embodies true quiet luxury. Madder silk is famous for its matte, "chalky" finish and is extraordinarily soft to the touch, a choice for true connoisseurs that stands apart from the shine of common silks. The brown background, sober and deep, is punctuated by a geometric micro-pattern that lends rigor and three-dimensionality. A timeless accessory, designed for the established professional who communicates their status through details of absolute value and a class that does not need to raise its voice.

• Professional Rigor (Boardroom Ready): The matte finish of Madder silk marries beautifully with the worsted fabrics of business tailoring. It is the ideal choice to confer authority in formal contexts.
  Outfit: Charcoal grey flannel or worsted wool suit; white double-twisted poplin shirt with Italian collar. Shiny black Oxford shoes and black leather belt to close the circle of formal elegance.
• Gentleman in Relax (Heritage Style): The brown of the tie recalls earth tones, making it perfect for high-profile separates or refined leisure contexts.
  Outfit: Tweed jacket in forest green tones or Prince of Wales; light blue oxford shirt; cream or dark beige trousers. Complete with dark brown suede loafers.
• The Alternative to Blue (Business Travel): For the traveling businessman who wishes to vary from the classic institutional blue while maintaining an impeccable and reassuring image.
  Outfit: Navy blue suit (the contrast with brown is a classic of Italian style); shirt with thin white and light blue stripes; dark brown leather monk strap shoes paired with the work bag.

The tailor's advice: Madder silk has a substantial yet soft consistency. To enhance its beauty, we recommend a tightly knotted Four in Hand (simple) knot, creating a deep and sculptural "dimple" under the knot, an unmistakable detail of those who know the art of dressing.