Luxury Silk Floral Medallion Tie for Men – Burgundy, Blue, Orange

1. Choose the Right Width

The width of your tie should complement your body frame and suit style:

• Slim ties (5–6.5 cm) – Best for slimmer builds and modern or slim-fit suits. Great for a contemporary look.

• Classic ties (7–8.5 cm) – Timeless and versatile. Ideal for most men and traditional business/formal attire.

• Wide ties (9 cm+) – For broader frames or vintage-inspired outfits. Bold and powerful.

Not sure? A 7.5 cm tie is the classic, safe choice that works with most outfits.

2. Pick the Right Length

Your tie should end at or just above your belt buckle.

• Standard length (148–150 cm) – Suitable for most men up to 6'2" (188 cm).

• Extra-long ties – Needed for taller men or larger neck sizes. (Currently not available)

To ensure a proper fit, consider your height, neck size, and preferred tie knot.

3. Select the Best Fabric

• Silk – Smooth, elegant, and luxurious. Works well for business, weddings, and formal wear.

• Wool / Cashmere – Rich in texture and perfect for fall/winter or more casual outfits.

• Linen / Cotton – Light and breathable. Best for summer or relaxed looks.

• Knitted Ties – Textured and stylish. A smart-casual favorite.

4. Match the Occasion

Choose a tie that suits the mood of your event while expressing your personality.

5. Tie Knot Tips

The knot changes the character of your look:

• Four-in-Hand – Simple, slightly asymmetrical, everyday knot.

• Half-Windsor – Balanced and versatile. Great for work and events.

• Full Windsor – Wide and formal. Ideal for spread-collar shirts and special occasions.

The thicker the fabric, the simpler the knot you should use.

6. Coordinate with Your Outfit

• Solid shirts → Go with patterned ties (stripes, florals, paisley).

• Patterned shirts → Choose subtle or solid ties.

• Neutral suits → Add a pop of color or bold print.

• Bright shirts or suits → Keep the tie more muted.

Keep balance in mind. The tie should stand out — but not overwhelm.

Final Tip:

A tie is more than an accessory — it’s a statement. Choose one that feels like you: sharp, confident, and distinct.

Silk Ties

• Never machine wash or tumble dry.

• Spot clean with a soft damp cloth. Avoid rubbing.

• For persistent stains, professional dry cleaning is recommended.

• Avoid contact with water, perfume, or direct sunlight to prevent color fading.

• Store rolled in a drawer or hung on a tie rack to maintain shape.

Wool or Wool Blend Ties

• Avoid water and high heat.

• Spot clean gently with a cloth, or dry clean only.

• Do not iron directly — use a steamer or place cloth between tie and iron.

• Store flat or rolled to prevent creases.

Cotton Ties

• Can be gently hand washed in cold water with mild detergent.

• Do not wring or twist — gently press between towels to remove excess water.

• Lay flat to dry; reshape while damp.

• Light ironing is safe on low heat.

Polyester or Microfiber Ties

• Can usually be hand washed or dry cleaned.

• Blot stains quickly with water and mild soap.

• Avoid high heat when ironing; use low-temperature steam.

• These are more durable and travel-friendly.

General Storage Tips:

• Roll or hang your ties — don’t fold.

• Keep ties away from moisture, dust, and direct sunlight.

• When traveling, use a tie case or roll gently into a sock to avoid crushing.

Is this tie suitable as a gift?

Absolutely.
Elegant, timeless, and ready to impress.