Orange Gatsby Printed Silk Tie
$ 270 Includes tax for United KingdomNot in stock
- Product Notes
For his role in The Great Gatsby, Robert Redford donned Turnbull & Asser – and this floral and spot tie became the hero piece. Originally rendered in a pale blue, the British house has reimagined the item in bold orange, crafted from silk in Kent and featuring complementary paisley tipping.
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- Materials and Care Notes
Made in England
100% Silk.
- Delivery & returns
This product is in the UK. It will be dispatched in 3 working day(s).
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
Turnbull & Asser’s renown as one of the best shirtmakers in the world was affirmed in 1982, when Prince Charles issued the British company with a Royal Warrant, one of the first companies he granted with the esteemed title. But T&A’s storied history begins much earlier, in 1885, when John Turnbull and Ernest Asser opened the first store in St James’s in London, supplying gentleman who frequented the area with smart shirts. In 1903, the famed shirtmaker moved to Jermyn St, where it still resides today, selling a range of suits, knitwear, ties, outerwear and, of course, bespoke and ready-to-wear shirts, which are all made in Britain, to ensure quality remains of the highest standard. While heritage and knowledge of the craft have helped maintain the brand’s reputation, inventiveness has seen T&A morph from a traditional shirtmaker into a boundary-pushing contemporary brand.
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