Pink Floral Jacquard Pure Silk Tie

Verified claims

Durability

Woven jacquard pattern resists snags, peeling, and fading better than printed ties.

Knot hold

Denser jacquard silk holds a clean knot shape without sagging.

Fabric weight

Higher base silk momme weight yields a substantial hand feel.

Visual shimmer

Jacquard floral motifs shimmer subtly as the wearer moves.

Weave effect

The jacquard weave creates a subtle, moving shimmer and a raised tactile pattern.

Weave construction

Jacquard weave won't fade or crack; added density gives better drape and knot hold.

Care

Air-dry, avoid direct sunlight, and steam-roll to maintain the jacquard's finish.

Style

2.75-inch width fits modern tailored suits and smart-casual occasions.

Jacquard performance

Jacquard weave yields structured knots and subtle shimmer.

Design origin

Exclusive to Simons and designed in Canada.

Exclusivity

Exclusive in-house design from Simons, crafted in Canada.

Value

Jacquard silk tie at $49 offers strong value compared to typical jacquard pricing.

Cleaning

Spot cleaning with mild detergent and steam dewrinkling can extend time between dry cleanings.

Drying and storage

Air-dry the tie flat and store it rolled in a dark drawer to prevent stretch, creases, and fading.

Wearing guidelines

Never wear the same tie two days in a row and always reverse the tying steps to untie it.

Product record

Title

Pink Floral Jacquard Pure Silk Tie

Brand

Le 31

Price

49 CAD

Availability

In stock

How this tie compares to similar silk jacquard options

• At 2.75 inches wide, Le 31 hits the sweet spot between ultra-skinny 2.5-inch ties and the classic 3–3.5-inch widths, suiting the contemporary tailored silhouette without veering into retro or overly casual territory.
• Le 31 is an in-house exclusive from Simons, a Canadian fashion retailer, giving this tie a distinct local-design story and the retailer's quality assurance that generic online silk ties often lack.

Preserving the tie's shape and sheen over time

• The interlining in a silk tie needs a full 72 hours to recover its shape; wearing the same tie two days in a row traps creases in the knot area that can become permanent, so a rotation with at least three days of rest keeps the tie from developing a ‘twist’ or setting lines.
• Always unknot this 100% silk tie by reversing the tying steps instead of pulling the narrow end through the knot, because that pulling stretches the silk fibers and can permanently skew the interlining — a small habit that preserves the tie’s original drape through dozens of wears.
• Never place a silk tie in a dryer; the heat and tumbling will shrink and warp the jacquard weave irreversibly — the only safe drying method is to lay the tie flat on a clean towel, reshape it by hand, and let it air-dry in a shaded spot, which preserves both the size and the surface texture.
• Long-term hanging allows gravity to pull on the silk, stretching the interlining and eventually distorting the tie’s shape; instead, loosely roll the tie from the small end and store it flat in a drawer or tie box — this method prevents the pressure creases that sharp hooks create and maintains the tie’s original length and 2.75‑inch width.
• Direct sunlight and UV exposure rapidly fade the vivid floral jacquard dyes and degrade the silk protein; this tie should be stored in a cool, dark drawer and never dried or left near a window, ensuring the black background and pink floral pattern retain their contrast for years.
• For minor food or drink splashes, blot the spot and dab it with a lint-free cloth dipped in a solution of one drop of Woolite in cool distilled water — this quick home remedy lifts fresh stains without the need for a full dry cleaning, which extends the interval between professional cleanings and reduces chemical exposure on the delicate jacquard silk.
• Hold a steamer head 4 inches from the tie and let the steam waft upward from below for 1‑2 minutes, then roll the tie loosely from small end to large end for several hours — this relaxes wrinkles without over-wetting the silk or applying direct pressure, and the post-steam roll helps the tie’s shape reset evenly.