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Woven Silk Ties

Woven jacquard silk ties cut on the true bias with a stated interlining weight, for crests and stripes that are woven into the cloth rather than printed on it.

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Specifications

The details

Cloth	Woven jacquard silk
Cut	True bias, forty-five degrees
Interlining	Wool, weight stated
Construction	Slip stitched and bar tacked
Tipping	Self-tipped or lining tipped
Lengths	Regular, long and boys’
Packing	Rolled and bagged, or boxed
Artwork	Free vector redraw & free 24 hr mockup
MOQ	12
Lead time	2 weeks (faster turnaround available with express shipping)

About this product

Woven Silk Ties

In a woven tie the pattern is made by the loom rather than laid on the surface, so a crest or a stripe has depth and an edge you can feel. It is the difference people register without being able to name it.

Every tie here is cut on the true bias — forty-five degrees to the weave. It wastes about a third of the cloth, which is exactly why cheap ties are not cut that way, and it is the single reason a tie hangs straight instead of curling into a spiral after a fortnight.

We state the interlining weight, because that is what decides knot size and whether the tie recovers its shape overnight. A heavy interlining gives a full knot and a firm hand; a lighter one gives a smaller knot and a softer drape. Neither is better and you should get to choose.

Schools, clubs, corporates and institutions. Send your crest and quantities for a free woven strike-off and quote today.

Best for

Who this style suits

Schools

A woven crest that outlasts the pupil.

Clubs

Stripes woven in, not printed on.

Corporates

A tie that recovers overnight.

FAQ

Woven Silk Ties: quick answers

What is the minimum order for woven silk ties?

Minimum order is just 12 — with bulk pricing tiers as quantities grow.

How fast will my order arrive?

Your free mockup lands within 24 hours and the finished order ships in about 2 weeks — express turnaround is available for tight dates.

Why do ties twist and curl?

Because they were cut off-grain instead of on the true bias. Bias cutting wastes about a third of the cloth, so it is the first corner cut on a cheap tie — and once a tie twists, pressing will not fix it.

What does the interlining actually do?

It decides the knot size and whether the tie springs back after a day tied. We state its weight, so you can choose a full firm knot or a smaller softer one rather than take whatever arrives.

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Send your logo and a rough quantity — free mockup back within one business day.

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