Bardini – Printed Madder Silk Tie – Cream

I created this exquisite madder silk tie to celebrate nature’s timeless beauty.

What makes this tie truly special is the distinctive madder silk—renowned for its sophisticated matte finish that sets it apart from ordinary silk ties. This subtle, understated luster speaks of refined elegance without ever appearing flashy.

I designed this versatile necktie to transition effortlessly from business meetings to weekend gatherings. It particularly shines at weddings throughout the year, where the floral motif complements any seasonal celebration with its classic charm.

Details

• Standard Length: Approx. 3.25″ x 58.5″ (8 x 149cm). A classic tie width and length that is perfect for most men up to 6’2″ (188cm).
• Extra Long Length: Approx. 3.38″ x 62.5″ (8.6 x 159cm). A classic tie width and length that is perfect for most men taller than 6’2″ (188cm).
• 100% Madder Schappe Silk Saglione: Experience the luxurious buttery feel of Schappe silk, also known as ethical silk, crafted from cocoons that the silk moth broke naturally. Our heavy-weight 32-momme silk is first dyed, then printed, and finished with madder, making it a truly exquisite choice.
• 3-fold construction: This ensures your tie maintains its shape and effortlessly creates a flawless knot for a truly distinguished look. It’s the traditional method of making a luxury tie.
• Self-tipped: We tip our ties with the same fabric as the front. This not only adds refinement but also prevents unsightly curling at the point, and as you move, the backside looks fabulous, leaving a lasting impression.
• Pure wool inner lining: Wool breathes, which helps to give your tie its body and shape for many, many years.
• Limited edition: We make these in small quantities, so you know your tie is truly one-of-a kind.
• Affordable luxury: We bring these from the people who make them directly to you. There are no massive mark-ups and middlemen, which keeps our prices remarkably reasonable.
• 100% Handmade in Italy: Printed, cut and sewn along the shores of Lake Como.