Collection: Ties

Ties are one of the most classic accessories, originating from the cravat. The following is a list describing the different tie constructions we have at The Bespoke Shop. 

• 3-Fold - This is the most common construction often labeled "classic tie". The tie uses interlining to gain weight and thickness and is folded three times in the back. 
• Self-tipped - The interlining uses the same fabric as the tie. 
• Untipped - The tie uses interlining but the tips of the tie does not and therefore has hand rolled and sewn edges, creating a very appealing look according to most tie-aficionados.
• Unlined 7-Fold - This is the Rolls Royce of ties. The tie uses no interlining and to compensate in weight and thickness instead uses almost twice as much fabric as the classic 3-fold.  As the name suggests this type of tie is folded seven times. This results in an improved drape. The construction method requires great craftsmanship from the tie maker and always features hand rolled and sewn edges since it has no lining.