The alternating stripes of lustrous satin weave and matte grosgrain bring out the beauty of the textile. This formal Nishijin-woven silk tie is carefully woven by a long-established Kyoto weaving mill using traditional low-speed looms. A labor-intensive weaving technique that leaves slack in the weft produces a soft fullness and substantial thickness on the surface of the textile. The use of white and charcoal in the satin sections creates a luxurious impression, making this tie an elegant complement to a variety of formal attire, including morning coats, director's suits, and semi-formal wear.
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This formal Nishijin-woven silk tie is carefully woven by a long-established Kyoto weaving mill using traditional low-speed looms.
A labor-intensive weaving technique that leaves slack in the weft produces a soft fullness and substantial thickness on the surface of the textile.
The use of white and charcoal in the satin sections creates a luxurious impression, making this tie an elegant complement to a variety of formal attire, including morning coats, director's suits, and semi-formal wear.