Burgundy Seven-Fold Silk Tie
$ 220Not in stock
- Product Notes
Edward Sexton has utilised the expertise of artisans Bigi Cravatte for this tie, which is hand-crafted in Italy using silk woven in Como. The unlined piece gets its volume from a seven-fold construction, which is slip-stitched throughout to allow for flex while wearing, and creating a perfect dimple at the knot. The grenadine weave also provides texture, adding subtle flair to crisp shirting.
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- Size Notes
148 cm x 8 cm.
- Materials and Care Notes
Made in England
100% Silk.
- Delivery & returns
Due to the current global situation there might be delays in shipping up to 4 - 6 weeks. Our customer service team are available for any support you may required during this period.
This product is in the UK. It will be dispatched in 2-3 working days.
We very much hope that you'll enjoy your purchases. Should you need to return an item, we'll happily collect it from your home or office free of charge.
The Story
There aren’t many who have had such a significant impact on British tailoring as the formidable Edward Sexton, whose eye for detail and revolutionary craft helped shaped Savile Row into what it is today. Together with Tommy Nutter he opened Nutters of Savile Row in 1969, bringing a renewed energy to the iconic street and attracting high-profile customers from around the world. Having built up a firm reputation in his own right, Sexton launched his namesake label in 1990, relocating to Knightsbridge and further developing his own aesthetic characterised by an architectural yet flattering silhouette.
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