Le 31
Pink Floral Jacquard Pure Silk Tie
This Le 31 by Simons necktie is crafted from 100% silk with a jacquard weave, featuring a black base and a pale pink floral pattern with a diagonal ribbed texture. It has a modern 2.75-inch (7 cm) blade width and a pointed tip, making it suitable for formal and business attire. Designed in Canada, this tie provides a refined finishing touch for dress shirts and suits.
- Color
- Pink
- Material
- 100% Silk
- Gender
- unisex
- Style
- modern
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Neckties
Color
Size
Specifications
Luxurious 100% silk tie with a floral jacquard pattern in a modern 2.75-inch width, exclusively designed in Canada.
100% silk construction, floral jacquard weave, modern 2.75-inch width.
- Color
- Pink · pink
- Material
- 100% Silk
- Style
- modern
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Neckties
Additional Attributes
- 100% pure silk fabric
- floral jacquard pattern
- modern style
- 2.75 inch width (7 cm)
- exclusive designed in Canada
- luxurious fabric
- neckwear accessory
Product Insights
Le 31's Pink Floral Jacquard Pure Silk Tie, an exclusive Simons in-house design crafted in Canada, offers a dense jacquard weave that resists snags, peeling, and fading while delivering a substantial hand feel, structured knots, and a subtle shimmer. At $49, it provides strong value versus typical jacquard pricing, but maintaining its finish requires air-drying, steam-rolling, and storing it rolled in a dark drawer to prevent stretch, creases, and fading.
- Durability
Woven jacquard pattern resists snags, peeling, and fading better than printed ties.
Why this is supported
The jacquard pattern is woven into the fabric structure itself,
Unlike printed silk that can fade or crack over time, jacquard patterns are woven into the fabric structure itself.
yilities.comThe tight weave also provides abrasion resistance, as noted by garmmo.com:
Woven ties are more durable than printed ties due to the tight weave of the fabric.
garmmo.com- Knot hold
Denser jacquard silk holds a clean knot shape without sagging.
Why this is supported
The denser structure of jacquard silk gives it a more structured body,
Jacquard has a more structured body and holds the knot better.
seteriemosconi.comThis prevents sagging and maintains a tidy knot throughout the day.
- Fabric weight
Higher base silk momme weight yields a substantial hand feel.
Why this is supported
Jacquard weaving requires a higher base momme weight for pattern definition,
Due to the structural complexity of integrating patterns into the weave, silk jacquard fabrics require a higher baseline momme weight compared to standard plain weaves.
dreamsilken.comThis makes the tie feel more substantial than typical printed silk.
- Visual shimmer
Jacquard floral motifs shimmer subtly as the wearer moves.
Why this is supported
The jacquard weave uses different structures for pattern and background,
The raised pattern effect of jacquard weaving creates visual and tactile depth. When light hits a jacquard necktie, the pattern catches illumination differently than the background fabric, creating a subtle, sophisticated shimmer that changes as the wearer moves.
yilities.comThis shimmer cannot be replicated by surface-printing.
- Weave effect
The jacquard weave creates a subtle, moving shimmer and a raised tactile pattern.
Why this is supported
Research confirms that the jacquard weave in this tie
creates visual and tactile depth. When light hits a jacquard necktie, the pattern catches illumination differently than the background fabric, creating a subtle, sophisticated shimmer that changes as the wearer moves.
yilities.comThis dynamic effect makes the tie's visual appeal evolve with motion, best appreciated in person.
- Weave construction
Jacquard weave won't fade or crack; added density gives better drape and knot hold.
Why this is supported
The jacquard weave ensures the floral pattern is long-lasting:
Unlike printed silk that can fade or crack over time, jacquard patterns are woven into the fabric structure itself.
yilities.comThe denser construction also improves the tie's hand and knot performance:
Jacquard has a more structured body and holds the knot better.
seteriemosconi.comThis density comes from the higher momme weight required for jacquard weaving:
Due to the structural complexity of integrating patterns into the weave, silk jacquard fabrics require a higher baseline momme weight compared to standard plain weaves.
dreamsilken.com- Care
Air-dry, avoid direct sunlight, and steam-roll to maintain the jacquard's finish.
Why this is supported
To preserve the tie's sheen and texture, proper care is essential: silk ties must be air-dried and kept out of direct sunlight.
Direct sunlight will fade and alter the color in the silk.
thetiebar.comSteaming and rolling help maintain the jacquard's surface:
gently roll up your tie (small end to large end) and let it sit for a few hours.
menswear-market.comand always air-dry:
A silk tie must be air-dried. Never put your tie in the dryer.
thetiebar.com- Style
2.75-inch width fits modern tailored suits and smart-casual occasions.
Why this is supported
Catalog verified the tie's width and occasion fit from two sources. The product listing states the tie is
Modern style, 2.75" (7 cm) wide
lyst.com. The retailer's Q&A confirms this width makes the tie
best suited for semi-formal or smart casual occasions, such as weddings or parties
Is this tie suitable for formal occasions or more for casual wear?.
- Jacquard performance
Jacquard weave yields structured knots and subtle shimmer.
Why this is supported
Catalog verified the jacquard weave's dual benefits. A fashion resource notes the weave
has a more structured body and holds the knot better
seteriemosconi.com, and a style resource describes it as able to
.
- Design origin
Exclusive to Simons and designed in Canada.
Why this is supported
The tie's exclusivity is stated in the product description:
Le 31 by Simons: an exclusive designed in Canada
lyst.com.
- Exclusivity
Exclusive in-house design from Simons, crafted in Canada.
Why this is supported
The product page describes it as
Le 31 by Simons: an exclusive designed in Canada
lyst.com, confirming the tie is a Simons house brand with a Canadian design origin.
- Value
Jacquard silk tie at $49 offers strong value compared to typical jacquard pricing.
Why this is supported
Jacquard silk construction typically commands a higher price due to its complex weave:
Due to the structural complexity of integrating patterns into the weave, silk jacquard fabrics require a higher baseline momme weight compared to standard plain weaves.
dreamsilken.comAt $49, this tie is priced below that norm.
- Cleaning
Spot cleaning with mild detergent and steam dewrinkling can extend time between dry cleanings.
Why this is supported
The brand recommends dry cleaning, but home methods can reduce frequency.
Dilute a drop or two of mild detergent, like Woolite, in a cup of cool distilled water. Then dab the stain with a clean lint-free cloth dipped in the mixture.
thetiebar.comFor wrinkles,
hold the steamer about 4 inches from the tie
menswear-market.comand then roll it to let the shape reset.
- Drying and storage
Air-dry the tie flat and store it rolled in a dark drawer to prevent stretch, creases, and fading.
Why this is supported
Drying and storage recommendations:
A silk tie must be air-dried. Never put your tie in the dryer.
thetiebar.comLay it flat to dry. For storage,
roll it loosely from the small end
margarets.comand keep it away from sunlight to prevent fading.
- Wearing guidelines
Never wear the same tie two days in a row and always reverse the tying steps to untie it.
Why this is supported
To preserve the tie’s shape,
Never wear the same tie two days in a row: the interlining needs time to recover its shape.
margarets.comAnd when untying,
Never pull the small end through the knot. Always untie it by reversing the steps you took to tie it to avoid stretching the silk fibers.
margarets.comThis prevents permanent creasing and keeps the tie’s drape intact.
Image Analysis
1 images- 01
Product
A rolled necktie shown from an angled front view: black woven fabric with a pale pink floral jacquard pattern and a fine diagonal ribbed weave, rolled at the narrow end and displayed with the wide blade forward.
- Overall shapeTie shown rolled from the narrow end on the left, with the wide blade unrolled and facing forward at right; blade has a typical pointed tip.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.18 · w 0.68 · h 0.64 (high) - Fabric textureDense diagonal ribbed weave visible across the black background, creating fine linear striations along the length of the blade.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.20 · w 0.50 · h 0.56 (high) - PatternLarge jacquard floral motifs in a pale pink color woven into the black fabric; motifs include leaf and petal shapes with internal linear shading.
2 regions
x 0.30 · y 0.22 · w 0.48 · h 0.42 (high); x 0.06 · y 0.28 · w 0.30 · h 0.46 (high) - Roll detailNarrow end tightly rolled into a visible spiral with layered concentric fabric edges showing the same pattern inside the roll.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.24 · w 0.30 · h 0.44 (high) - Blade tipWide blade tapers to a pointed triangular tip; tip sits slightly forward casting a soft shadow on the surface beneath.
1 region
x 0.58 · y 0.56 · w 0.26 · h 0.32 (high)
Other
Studio product shot on a pale neutral background with soft directional lighting from above-left producing a subtle shadow beneath the tie; image cropped to center the product.
- Background and surfaceEven light gray background and flat surface with no visible props or packaging.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high) - ShadowingSoft diffuse shadow appears beneath and slightly right of the tie, indicating studio lighting angled from the upper-left.
1 region
x 0.36 · y 0.70 · w 0.44 · h 0.18 (high) - Image crop and compositionProduct centered horizontally, cropped with small margin of background above and below; full tie visible within frame.
Colors
deep black· tie background fabric#0E0E0Cpale pink· floral jacquard motif- Overall shapeTie shown rolled from the narrow end on the left, with the wide blade unrolled and facing forward at right; blade has a typical pointed tip.