RUE 3-fold Tie in Light Blue Jacquard Silk

Length: 148 cm
Width: 8.5 cm
Material: 100% jacquard silk
Color: Light blue regimental with white and beige stripes
Production: Handcrafted, Made in Italy

The regimental motif on a light blue base combines with the precision of jacquard silk processing. In this three-fold tie, the white and beige diagonal stripes create a sharp and measured contrast, typical of sartorial rigor. The structured weave returns a defined consistency to the touch, allowing the knot to maintain its volume throughout the day without yielding.

Style and Pairing Tips

• Office meeting: The light blue regimental motif breaks the rigor of the dark suit with clear and professional geometry.
  Outfit: Navy blue cool wool suit, white poplin shirt, black oxford lace-ups. No tie clip needed.
• Business lunch: The balance between pastel tones and the structure of the silk elevates a spring separates outfit while maintaining authority.
  Outfit: Unlined ash blue linen blend blazer, cream fine cotton shirt, beige chinos, hazelnut suede loafers.
• Daytime ceremony: The beige and white stripes create a natural point of light that pairs perfectly with the light fabrics of the warm seasons.
  Outfit: Light gray wool and silk suit, light blue shirt with a spread collar, brown calfskin derbies. A white straight-fold linen pocket square completes the pairing.

The tailor's advice: The classic width of 8.5 cm and the intrinsic structure of the jacquard silk suggest a half Windsor knot. The fabric has a natural body that exactly fills the space of the shirt collar, without being disproportionate.

Product care: Dry clean by professionals. Do not iron the silk directly: use an interposed cotton cloth and keep the iron at a low temperature. At the end of the day, always untie the knot and store the tie hanging or rolled up to relax the fibers. If over time the fabric should require a sartorial intervention, our restoration and regeneration service will take care of it with the appropriate technique.

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