Djab
Burgundy Paisley Pure Wool Tie
This dress tie, part of the Djab by Simons collection, is exclusively designed in Canada. It is made from 100% wool and has a burgundy base with a paisley motif in orange and teal. The tie is 2.75 inches (7 cm) wide, suitable for formal or business wear.
- Color
- Burgundy
- Material
- 100% Wool
- Gender
- male
- Style
- modern
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Neckties
Color
Size
Specifications
Modern pure wool tie in burgundy paisley pattern, designed in Canada.
100% wool, paisley print, modern width 2.75 inches
- Color
- Burgundy · red
- Material
- 100% Wool
- Style
- modern
- Gender
- male
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Neckties
Additional Attributes
- 100% pure wool fabric
- paisley pattern
- modern style
- 2.75 inch width (7 cm)
- designed in Canada exclusively for Simons
- self-tie
Product Insights
The Djab Burgundy Paisley Pure Wool Tie delivers a secure knot that stays crisp all day and self-recovers from creases overnight, thanks to wool's natural friction and crimp. Its matte, dry hand softens the printed paisley pattern, creating a heritage-inflected look ideal for smart-casual and most business wear, especially in fall and winter. At $49 CAD—38% less than comparable wool ties—it pairs best with solid navy suits and white shirts, but its 2.75-inch width suits slim lapels and average builds, making it slightly narrow for ultra-formal occasions, and it requires dry cleaning to preserve the fabric and pattern.
- Knot grip
Holds a secure knot that stays crisp all day without retightening.
Why this is supported
Wool’s natural surface friction — far higher than silk’s —
means the tie holds a dimpled four-in-hand or half-Windsor with minimal slippage, keeping the knot crisp through a full day without retightening.
What pure wool means for a tie — knot_gripThis eliminates the need for retightening.
- Texture & pattern
Matte, dry hand and printed paisley softened by wool's texture.
Why this is supported
Wool's texture gives this tie a
matte, dry hand that reads as more casual and earthy than lustrous silk
What pure wool means for a tie — matte_dry_hand, and it pairs naturally with textured suitings like flannel and tweed. The printed paisley pattern is affected by this texture:
the pattern sits on the wool’s textured surface, resulting in a slightly softened, heritage-inflected look
What pure wool means for a tie — printed_paisley_on_textured_ground. Additionally, the printed-on-wool construction retains the tactile benefit:
offering the napped handfeel and matte depth that distinguish wool from silk or cotton
Is it a good value at $49 CAD? — printed_paisley_vs_woven_construction.
- Wrinkle recovery
Self-recovers from creases after hanging overnight.
Why this is supported
Wool's natural crimp elasticity gives the tie built-in wrinkle resistance:
it will spring back from creases after being untied and hung overnight
What pure wool means for a tie — crease_recovery, maintaining a fresh appearance far longer than cotton or linen ties.
- Seasonal use
Best for fall and winter wardrobes.
Why this is supported
Wool's insulating properties and menswear tradition reserve it for fall and winter; this tie
signals a deliberate cold-weather pairing, adding visual weight that complements heavier worsteds and flannels while feeling out of place with summer linen or fresco
What pure wool means for a tie — seasonal_signifier.
- Pattern character
Printed paisley produces a softened, heritage-inflected look suited for smart-casual wear.
Why this is supported
The paisley pattern is printed onto the wool, not woven as jacquard.
Because the paisley is printed rather than woven jacquard, the pattern sits on the wool’s textured surface, resulting in a slightly softened, heritage-inflected look rather than a razor-sharp motif — reinforcing the tie’s relaxed, country-gentleman vibe.
What pure wool means for a tie — printed_paisley_on_textured_groundThis softened look, combined with the tie's 2.75-inch width, steers it toward smart-casual and business-casual occasions.
While 3 inches is the unwavering safe choice for interviews and ultra-conservative settings, a 2.75-inch tie retains enough presence for most business and smart-casual occasions without appearing undersized.
Styling a 2.75-inch modern tie — formality_ceilingThe printed pattern also retains the wool's napped handfeel and matte depth, and it harmonizes with textured fabrics like flannel and tweed.
- Fit compatibility
Width recommended for slim to average builds and slim lapels.
Why this is supported
Style guidance recommends this width for specific body types and lapel pairings.
This places the 2.75" tie within the ideal range. For jackets,
So this width pairs well with slim lapels.
- Formality
Suitable for most business and smart-casual; slightly narrow for ultra-formal.
Why this is supported
For formal occasions, a wider tie is often preferred.
While this 2.75" tie is appropriate for most business and smart-casual settings, it may be considered slightly narrow for ultra-formal events, as
- Pairing
Pair with a solid navy suit and white shirt; pale blue works; keep shirt and suit solid.
Why this is supported
Styling guides confirm that this burgundy paisley tie pairs naturally with cool-toned suits:
burgundy - with its purple-leaning depth - pairs naturally with cool tones like navy, silver, and white.
dunniotailor.comFor shirts, the highest-contrast option is a white dress shirt,
the best color shirt to wear with a burgundy suit is, hands down, a white shirt.
hespokestyle.comwhile a pale blue shirt offers a softer alternative:
Pale blue: Softer than white and still clean. The cool blue harmonizes with the purple undertones of a true burgundy without competing with it.
dunniotailor.comTo keep the tie as the focal point, guides recommend solid shirt and suit:
Keep the shirt and suit simple to let the tie shine.
suitsblog.com- Width
Coordinates with slim lapels and average builds; classic but less formal than 3-inch.
Why this is supported
The tie's 2.75-inch width is designed to coordinate with slim lapels:
Slim lapels work best with narrower ties of between 2.5 - 2.75 inches.
thetiebar.comThis width falls within the classic range:
Tie widths between 2.75 and 3.25 inches are currently in style and considered a classic choice rather than a passing trend.
thetiebar.comIt also suits average and athletic body types:
Average or athletic body types are best suited towards tie widths in between those for skinny and broader men, ranging from 2.5 to 3.25 inches.
thedarkknot.comHowever, for formal events, a 3-inch tie is safer:
Classic 3 inch wide ties are the safest choice for interviews, business settings, and formal events like weddings because they transcend fashion trends.
thetiebar.com- Fabric and texture
Wool's matte texture pairs with flannel/tweed; printed paisley softens pattern; best in fall/winter.
Why this is supported
The matte, dry hand of the wool material pairs naturally with textured suitings like flannel and tweed, steering the tie toward a casual, earthy aesthetic.
The wool's seasonal association reserves it for fall and winter:
Wool is an insulating fiber and menswear tradition reserves it for fall and winter; this tie signals a deliberate cold-weather pairing, adding visual weight that complements heavier worsteds and flannels while feeling out of place with summer linen or fresco.
What pure wool means for a tie — seasonal_signifierThe paisley pattern is printed rather than woven, which softens its appearance:
Because the paisley is printed rather than woven jacquard, the pattern sits on the wool’s textured surface, resulting in a slightly softened, heritage-inflected look rather than a razor-sharp motif — reinforcing the tie’s relaxed, country-gentleman vibe.
What pure wool means for a tie — printed_paisley_on_textured_ground- Price comparison
At $49 CAD, this tie is 38% less than The Tie Bar's $58 wool tie.
Why this is supported
The Q&A states:
The paisley pattern is printed on the wool.
Is the paisley pattern printed on the wool or is it a woven jacquard design?This printed construction reduces production costs, enabling the $49 CAD price. At that price, the tie undercuts The Tie Bar's Barberis tie at
$58
thetiebar.com(woven at the Vitale Barberis mill) and Peter Christian's lambswool tie at
£35
peterchristian.co.uk(made in UK). The Djab thus offers comparable pure-wool quality for less.
The printed construction directly enables the $49 CAD price, which is notably lower than comparable woven wool ties.
Unlike the woven jacquard wool ties that command $58+ from The Tie Bar, Djab's printed paisley on wool keeps production costs lower while still offering the napped handfeel and matte depth that distinguish wool from silk or cotton — a construction choice that directly enables the 49 CAD price.
Is it a good value at $49 CAD? — printed_paisley_vs_woven_constructionIn addition, when benchmarked against a similar wool tie from Peter Christian, the Djab appears even more affordable.
Peter Christian's Made-in-UK lambswool tie at £35 (~$45 USD) sits about 25% above the Djab after currency conversion, even before international shipping
Is it a good value at $49 CAD? — benchmark_against_peter_christian_s_wine_wool_tie- Performance
Wool's friction and crimp give superior knot grip and wrinkle recovery.
Why this is supported
Wool's natural surface friction keeps a dimpled four-in-hand knot secure throughout the day without retightening. Additionally, wool's natural crimp elasticity provides built-in wrinkle resistance; creases fall out when the tie is hung overnight, reducing the need for ironing compared to cotton or linen ties.
- Style profile
The matte wool tie softly shows a printed paisley pattern and falls at a classic 2.75-inch width.
Why this is supported
The Q&A confirms that
The paisley pattern is printed on the wool.
Is the paisley pattern printed on the wool or is it a woven jacquard design?This results in a softened, heritage look. The matte, light-scattering surface pairs well with flannel and tweed. Additionally, the tie's 2.75-inch width falls in the classic range:
Tie widths between 2.75 and 3.25 inches are currently in style and considered a classic choice rather than a passing trend.
thetiebar.comThis assures long-term style relevance.
- Care and seasonality
Like most wool ties, it requires dry cleaning and is best suited for fall and winter wear.
Why this is supported
The Q&A notes:
For 100% wool ties, we generally recommend dry cleaning only to prevent shrinking or damage.
What are the recommended care instructions for this wool tie (e.g., dry clean only or hand washable)?This confirms that the tie requires dry cleaning. Additionally, as a wool tie, it is traditionally worn in fall and winter, pairing best with flannel and tweed.
- Cleaning
Dry clean only to prevent shrinking and protect the printed paisley.
Why this is supported
Care for this tie is guided by two factors: the wool material needs dry cleaning, and the printed paisley needs gentle handling. The brand's Q&A recommends
we generally recommend dry cleaning only to prevent shrinking or damage.
What are the recommended care instructions for this wool tie (e.g., dry clean only or hand washable)?Meanwhile, research confirms that the paisley is printed rather than woven, requiring a careful cleaning approach:
the paisley is printed rather than woven jacquard
What pure wool means for a tie — printed_paisley_on_textured_ground. A gentle dry clean will maintain both the tie's structure and its decorative pattern.
Image Analysis
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Product
Rolled wool necktie shown from the front with the wide tip facing forward; burgundy woven texture with repeating small paisley-like circular motifs in green and orange.
- Overall shapeTie is rolled from the narrow end with the wide tip exposed and pointing slightly down and right; visible portion shows the front face of the wide blade and multiple wound layers of the roll.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.28 · w 0.76 · h 0.50 (high) - Fabric textureMedium-coarse woven wool texture with visible horizontal ribbing across the surface, giving a slightly slubby, matte appearance.
1 region
x 0.20 · y 0.36 · w 0.60 · h 0.34 (high) - PatternSmall repeating circular paisley-like motifs arranged in a loose grid; each motif has a small orange teardrop center surrounded by a green ring and darker outline.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.34 · w 0.50 · h 0.44 (high) - Tip detailWide blade tip is visible as a pointed hexagonal end with the pattern continuing to the edge; tip casts a small shadow on the surface below.
1 region
x 0.56 · y 0.58 · w 0.30 · h 0.20 (high) - Rolled inner layersLeft side shows concentric wound layers of the tie roll with visible pattern repeating on the curled edge.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.34 · w 0.30 · h 0.38 (high)
Other
Studio-style product shot on a light neutral background with soft shadow beneath the tie; even diffuse lighting and slight vignette at corners.
- Background and surfaceSmooth light gray background and surface with a soft shadow cast under the tie toward the lower right.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high) - LightingDiffuse, even studio lighting with minimal specular highlights and soft shadowing under the product.
- Shot compositionProduct centered in frame with generous negative space above; image cropped to show full roll and tip.
Colors
burgundy· background fabric of tiemuted orange· motif centermuted green teal· motif ring- Overall shapeTie is rolled from the narrow end with the wide tip exposed and pointing slightly down and right; visible portion shows the front face of the wide blade and multiple wound layers of the roll.