Ties
A tie gives a personal accent to a shirt and jacket. A plain colour keeps the look simple, while a pattern can pick up the shades of a suit or introduce a contrast. From work appointments to formal occasions, it is one of the details that most clearly distinguish the way a suit is worn.
Striped silk tie with pocket square
Silk medallion tie with pocket square
Silk tie with geometric pattern pocket square
Striped silk tie with pocket square
Navy blue silk tie with pocket square
Striped silk tie with pocket square
Silk tie with matching pocket square
Striped silk tie with pocket square
Multicoloured silk tie with pocket square
Silk medallion tie with pocket square
Silk medallion tie with pocket square
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A plain tie brings the relationship between knot and shirt collar into focus. A pattern introduces a second rhythm, accompanying the simplicity of a suit or interacting with stripes and checks. When the designs differ in scale, they remain individually legible and create a more interesting relationship within the outfit.
The width of a tie finds a natural reference in the jacket lapels, while its colour can recall a shade already present in the clothing. A pocket square introduces another point of interest, perhaps through a different tone or pattern. Together, these details shape a personal way of wearing a shirt and suit, from professional settings to occasions that call for a more formal approach to dressing.