Velletri - Silk Jacquard Tie - Oak

Inspired by cherished childhood memories, the Velletri Silk Tie captures the essence of life in the Italian countryside.

Growing up in Rome, we often visited family friends in the countryside of the picturesque village of Velletri, nestled in the Alban Hills outside of Rome.

I remember springtime picnics, where the day's highlight was artichokes roasted over the embers of grapevine prunings— a true celebration of Italian tradition.

The Velletri tie evokes these warm, timeless moments, blending Italian craftsmanship with an understated elegance. A tribute to the simple pleasures of life in Italy, this tie adds a touch of heritage and sophistication to any wardrobe.

Details

• Standard Length: Approx. 3.25" x 58.5" (8 x 149cm). A classic tie width and length that is perfect for most men up to 6'2" (188cm).


• Extra Long Length: Approx. 3.38" x 62.5" (8.6 x 159cm). A classic tie width and length that is perfect for most men taller than 6'2" (188cm).


• 100% silk jacquard: This luxurious fabric is made on a special jacquard loom, the pattern is the result of elaborate weaving of different colored threads and is often slightly textured to the touch.


• 3-fold construction: This ensures your tie maintains its shape and effortlessly creates a flawless knot for a truly distinguished look. It's the traditional method of making a luxury tie.


• Self-tipped: We tip our ties with the same fabric as the front. This not only adds refinement but also prevents unsightly curling at the point, and as you move, the backside looks fabulous, leaving a lasting impression.


• Pure wool inner lining: Wool breathes, which helps to give your tie its body and shape for many years.


• Limited edition: We make these in small quantities, so you know your tie is truly one-of-a-kind.


• Affordable luxury: We bring these directly from the people who make them to you. There are no massive markups and middlemen, which keeps our prices remarkably reasonable.


• 100% Handmade in Italy: Printed, cut and sewn along the shores of Lake Como.