A solid silver satin tie that matches formal wear such as black tie, directors' suits, morning dress, and various other formal outfits is an item you will definitely want to have. Silver satin has a beautiful sheen, but many of the products on the market have the weakness that even the slightest scratches or weaving irregularities stand out. To address that weakness, our company commissioned a long-established textile mill in Yamanashi founded in 1915 and created a textile that overcomes that weakness by weaving the warp in the same color. The process of setting the warp is extremely time-consuming, so in general many mills can only weave silk fabrics with white or black warp yarns, and there are some mills that can occasionally produce navy warp, but only a handful of mills can weave same-color warp. This tie, made from silk satin with same-color warp, is distinguished by being superior to ordinary silver satin ties in both sheen and durability.
Silver satin has a beautiful sheen, but many of the products on the market have the weakness that even the slightest scratches or weaving irregularities stand out. To address that weakness, our company commissioned a long-established textile mill in Yamanashi founded in 1915 and created a textile that overcomes that weakness by weaving the warp in the same color. The process of setting the warp is extremely time-consuming, so in general many mills can only weave silk fabrics with white or black warp yarns, and there are some mills that can occasionally produce navy warp, but only a handful of mills can weave same-color warp. This tie, made from silk satin with same-color warp, is distinguished by being superior to ordinary silver satin ties in both sheen and durability.