Silk Items

While silver and gray ties have been the trend lately, white ties have become quite rare. In the past, white was the mainstream choice for formal ties, but they have become much less common recently. However, it is true that there are still a certain number of customers looking for white ties, so we carry this tie as a standard item. The tie material is woven by a long-established textile mill in Yamanashi Prefecture, founded in 1915. A distinctive feature of this mill is its insistence on the quality of the raw silk thread, using only the highest-quality thread; the textile woven from that thread is also used by overseas luxury brands. Another feature is that, whereas ordinary mills typically use only black or white warp threads, this mill can also weave fabrics prone to defects, such as satin weave, using warp threads of the same color. It is extremely particular about quality. This is a tie we highly recommend to customers looking for a white tie.

Silver satin is a standard color for formal neckties, but unlike the silver satin typically used for regular ties, this bow tie uses a thicker silk facing, which tones down the strong sheen while still giving it an elegant, subdued luster and expressing a uniquely rich, tasteful color. It pairs perfectly with black, navy, and gray tuxedos, making it a bow tie especially suited for grooms. Bow ties made with thick silk facing are excellent in many respects, including a substantial feel, refined color, durability, and much more.

It has a smooth, pleasant feel against the skin and a distinctive, moderately natural sheerness.
It is also washable and pill-resistant, and its unexpectedly easy handling is another appealing feature.