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DARK BLUE 3 FOLD JACQUARD SILK TIE II - White polka dot

€160,00
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DARK BLUE 3 FOLD JACQUARD SILK TIE II - White polka dot

€160,00
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Up to 3 initials, discreetly placed on the tie loop at the back.

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Description

Woven in Como from high-density jacquard silk at around 112 picks per centimetre. Tiny white pin dots are woven directly into the dark blue rep-weave ground - not printed, but structurally part of the cloth. The scale is deliberately fine, giving the surface a quiet rhythm that reads as texture from a distance. Cut by hand on the true bias, then assembled as a classic 3-fold. The slip stitch, bar tack and closing are finished by hand.

Color: Dark Blue
Dimensions: 148 × 8.5 cm
Pattern: White Pin Dot
Material: Jacquard silk
Composition: 100% silk

Each Lorenzi Como tie may be personalised with up to three initials, discreetly embroidered at the back, at no additional cost.

Learn more: Polka dot tie guide

Why choose a sartorial construction over a standard lined tie?

A sartorial tie — whether 3-fold or 7-fold — relies on the silk itself for body. This produces a more natural drape, a softer knot, and a tie that ages better. Lined ties hold their shape through stiffening, not through material quality.

What blade width does this tie have?

The blade measures approximately 8 cm — the standard Italian proportion that pairs correctly with classic lapels of 8 to 9 cm. This is neither a fashion-forward narrow tie nor an oversized vintage width.

How should I store a 3-fold tie?

Roll it loosely from the narrow end after wearing. Never fold or hang a tie — folding creates permanent creases, and hanging stretches the silk. Rolling allows the fibres to recover their shape naturally overnight.

What is the slip stitch and why does it matter?

The slip stitch is a single thread running the length of the tie's back seam. It allows the tie to stretch slightly under tension and return to shape, preventing permanent deformation from knotting. Its presence is a hallmark of handcraft.

Care

This piece is crafted from pure silk or silk satin and finished by hand. To preserve its drape, lustre and shape over time:

  • Dry clean only is recommended
  • Avoid machine washing or soaking in water
  • Do not bleach
  • Do not tumble dry
  • If needed, steam gently or iron on very low heat on the reverse side, avoiding direct pressure on hand-finished edges and seams
  • After use, let the piece rest flat, loosely folded or gently rolled, away from direct sunlight and heat sources
  • Do not store it tightly compressed, to protect the fabric and the hand-rolled details

With the right care, the fabric will keep its depth, and the piece will age with quiet character.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping

Due to the handcrafted nature and personalisation of our products, orders will be shipped within 7 business days. Shipping is always included. An estimated delivery date can be viewed on the product description page.

Returns

The return period for online purchases is 30 days from the date of order receipt. Returns can be made by contacting Customer Service, who will arrange a courier pickup for free. Please note that items with embroidered initials cannot be returned.

Exchanges

Exchanges can be made within 30 days from the delivery date. To exchange the size of the purchased item, you'll need to return the item for exchange and place a new order.

More information is available in the Shipping and Returns section.

Woven in Como, cut on the bias and hand-stitched in our atelier. A tie made to last.

Which length to choose

All our ties measure 147 cm in length and 8.5 cm at the widest point. A classic size, suiting most heights.

Your heightRecommended knot
up to 175 cm / 5'9"Four-in-hand (leaves 2-3 cm of blade)
175-185 cm / 5'9"-6'1"any knot
over 185 cm / 6'1"Half Windsor or Windsor

For made-to-measure requests (different length, narrower width) write to us.

3 folds or 5 folds

3 folds - the classic Italian construction. Silk folded three times on itself: fluid drape, defined knot, soft structure. The tie you'll wear most.

5 folds - the rarer craft. Five folds, no interlining: the tie falls by the weight of silk alone. Fuller at the knot, more alive in movement. For those who seek the sartorial detail.

Both are hand-stitched in our Como atelier. Request either one by writing to us.

How to tie a tie

Four knots, from simplest to most formal: Four-in-hand, Half Windsor, Windsor, Pratt.

Full illustrated guide →

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Product questions

Is the monogram really free?
Yes, always. On every tie regardless of model. Three letters hand-embroidered in our atelier, tonal or one of five house contrasts.
How long for a monogrammed tie?
Five days of atelier work plus shipping. The monogram adds no time - it is part of standard production.
Can I choose the embroidery thread?
Yes: tonal default or one of five contrasts - gold, ivory, black, burgundy, midnight. No surcharge.
Can I order the same silk as a pocket square?
Yes, by request. The atelier makes pocket squares matched to the tie, with or without monogram. Write to us via the contact form.
Can I have a monogram on a notebook or bow tie?
Yes - we produce bow ties, leather notebooks and other personalised accessories on request. All with three initials embroidered or embossed.
Are monogrammed ties returnable?
Only in case of defect. Initials make the piece unique and non-resaleable. For doubts about size or colour, write to us before ordering.
How to care for a silk tie?
Untie after each wear. Hang on a wooden hanger, away from direct light. Never steam. For stains: blot with a dry cloth, never rub.