RINA 3-fold tie in pink woven silk

Length: 148 cm
Width: 8.5 cm
Material: 100% Woven silk
Color: Regimental with pink background and dark blue, light blue, and white stripes

Style and Pairing Advice

A true style statement for the modern man who is not afraid to dare. This Zazà tie, made of pure woven silk, brings a breath of freshness and energy to the male wardrobe. The vibrant pink background meets the rigor of classic dark blue, light blue, and white regimental stripes, creating a perfect mix of heritage and contemporary trends. Ideal for expressing grit and personality, it is the eye-catching accessory, perfect for standing out with coolness from the everyday grayness, whether in the office or traveling.

• Smart Office (The power of contrast): A look that conveys creative leadership and dynamism for the busiest workdays or spring meetings.
  Outfit: Unstructured and unlined blazer in fresh navy blue cotton; white shirt in light poplin. Complete with breathable beige chinos and soft leather loafers, strictly worn without socks, for a 100% contemporary touch.
• Sunset Aperitif (Summer Vibes): When the day fades into an exclusive evening or an outdoor event, this tie becomes the soul of the outfit.
  Outfit: Ice or sand-colored linen or linen-blend suit; pale light blue pure linen shirt. To break the rules with irreverence, pair it with clean-lined white leather sneakers, perfect for combining comfort and style.
• City Travel (The Art of Separates): For the professional constantly on the move who wants to travel light while tackling the urban jungle with a fresh and flawless look.
  Outfit: Unstructured seersucker or very light blue linen jacket; open-collar shirt in ultra-fine white cotton; light denim or cream cotton trousers. Add bold design sunglasses to set the latest trend.

The tailor's advice: Thanks to the textured yet fresh structure of the woven silk and its 8.5 cm width, opt for a Half Windsor knot or a casual Four in Hand. Let the blade fall in a deliberately light and imperfect way: it is that sought-after "sprezzatura" that defines the spirit of the Zazà man.