Le 31
Thin Double Stripe Tie Exclusive Collection From Italy
This is a modern necktie from the Le 31 by Simons collection, designed in Canada and made in Italy. It is crafted from 100% silk with a width of 2.75 inches (7 cm), featuring a thin double stripe pattern in white and yellow on a navy blue background. It is intended for wear with formal shirts and suits, suitable for business and formal occasions.
- Material
- 100% silk fabric
- Gender
- male
- Style
- modern
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Neckties
Color
Size
Specifications
A modern thin double stripe silk tie, 2.75 inches wide, made in Italy from an exclusive collection.
100% silk fabric, modern 2.75 inch width, double stripe pattern, Italian craftsmanship.
- Material
- 100% silk fabric
- Style
- modern
- Gender
- male
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Neckties
Additional Attributes
- 100% silk fabric
- modern style
- thin double stripe pattern
- 2.75 inch width
- exclusive collection from Italy
- designed in Canada
- Made in Italy
Product Insights
A 2.75-inch thin double stripe tie from Le 31, made of 100% Italian silk with 10-12 micron fibers, offering a soft feel, natural shifting sheen, and smooth drape that knots into a precise dimple. It suits average to athletic builds and narrow lapels, pairs with navy blazers and light blue shirts, and allows pattern mixing with vertical suit stripes. The silk ages gracefully without shiny wear patches, but requires steam, air drying, or dry cleaning. At 99 CAD, it balances formal and informal occasions, drawing on Italian silk heritage.
- Width fit
2.75-inch tie fits average and athletic builds, narrow lapels, all occasions.
Why this is supported
The tie’s 2.75-inch width fits the recommended range of 2.5–3.25 inches for average and athletic builds.
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.comIt pairs with narrow lapels of contemporary slim-cut jackets.
If your lapels are narrow (common on contemporary, slim-cut Italian jackets, often 2.75 inches or less), you should opt for a skinny tie (2” to 2.75”)
lorenzicomo.comThis width sits at the upper boundary of the skinny tie classification, defined as 2–2.75 inches.
The skinny tie (approx. 2” to 2.75”)
lorenzicomo.comStyle authorities characterize widths between 2.75 and 3.25 inches as a classic choice that works across all settings—professional, formal, and smart casual.
Tie widths between 2.75 and 3.25 inches are currently in style and considered a classic choice rather than a passing trend. Ties in this width range are extremely versatile and work across all settings — from professional to formal and smart casual to weekend wear.
thetiebar.comThis versatility is echoed for slim silk ties, described as suitable for both formal work settings and informal occasions.
Skinny Striped Silk Ties are therefore suited for both formal work settings and for more informal occasions such as a night out with friends or while out on a date!
thedarkknot.com- Fabric properties
Silk fabric knots easily with a defined dimple, drapes smoothly, and holds shape over time.
Why this is supported
The silk material is known for its fluid drape.
Fall in smooth, continuous curves rather than stiff, angular lines
yilities.comWhen tying, the fabric glides effortlessly and forms a rounded knot that maintains structure.
The fabric glides effortlessly between your fingers, the knot forms with ease, and it maintains its shape without stiffness.
lorenzicomo.comMade in Italy, the tie benefits from generations of silk-working expertise that contribute to refined proportion retention.
The processing techniques—passed down through generations—have been refined without ever losing their local identity.
seteriemosconi.com- Softness
100% silk with 10-12 micron fibers for a soft, low-friction feel.
Why this is supported
Independent research confirms that silk fibers are exceptionally fine:
Silk fibers are approximately 10–12 microns in diameter and have an essentially smooth surface
yilities.com. This microscopic smoothness translates to the low-friction softness noted by the merchant’s 100% silk label.
The tie is 100% silk, with fibers that are
Silk fibers are approximately 10–12 microns in diameter and have an essentially smooth surface at the microscopic level
yilities.com, creating minimal friction against the skin. This smoothness contributes to a soft feel. The silk also has a natural drape, causing it to
Fall in smooth, continuous curves rather than stiff, angular lines
yilities.comand be
Fluid, follows the torso
lorenzicomo.com.
- Drape and knot
Drapes in smooth curves and ties into a precise, lasting dimple.
Why this is supported
Silk’s natural drape is described as:
Fall in smooth, continuous curves rather than stiff, angular lines
yilities.com. Additionally, the tying experience is confirmed:
The fabric glides effortlessly between your fingers, the knot forms with ease, and it maintains its shape without stiffness.
lorenzicomo.com. These combine to give the tie a fluid drape and a dimpled knot that holds.
- Sheen
Triangular fibers refract light for a natural, shifting sheen.
Why this is supported
Silk’s characteristic sheen arises from its:
triangular prism-like fiber structure that refracts light and creates silk's characteristic natural sheen.
yilities.comThis gives the tie a depth and shift not seen in synthetic fabrics.
- Comfort
Absorbs moisture and regulates temperature for year-round comfort.
Why this is supported
The silk tie manages moisture efficiently:
Silk can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp, keeping the wearer comfortable throughout the day.
yilities.comAdditionally, it regulates temperature:
Silk is a natural temperature regulator. It feels cool to the touch in warm environments (by conducting heat away from the skin) and retains warmth in cooler conditions (by trapping air in its protein structure).
yilities.comTogether, these properties ensure comfort regardless of weather changes.
- Aging
100% silk ages gracefully, avoiding the shiny wear patches that end a polyester tie's life.
Why this is supported
100% silk does not develop the shiny wear patches that end a polyester tie's life. Instead, it acquires a natural patina over time. As one source notes,
Decades, ages gracefully
lorenzicomo.comAnother confirms
A silk tie will last indefinitely when correctly cared for.
thetiebar.comThe sheen is described as
Natural, shifts with the light
lorenzicomo.com, meaning the tie continues to look refined after many years of wear.
- Care
Steam, air dry flat, spot clean, dry clean — correct care gives years of wear.
Why this is supported
Proper care extends the tie's life significantly. Silk experts advise that
Steaming is the safest way to remove wrinkles from a silk tie.
thetiebar.comand you should
Never allow the iron to directly touch the silk fabric.
thetiebar.comFor drying,
A silk tie must be air-dried. Never put your tie in the dryer.
thetiebar.comand it should be
dried in a cool, shaded area to prevent color fading.
thetiebar.comFor oil stains,
rubbing alcohol is an effective silk stain remover
love2laundry.nlor
cornstarch or talcum powder works wonders
love2laundry.nlAnd the tie
should be dry-cleaned only to avoid damage
Can this tie be hand washed or must it be dry cleaned only?Following these practices dramatically increases the tie's usable life.
- Tie width
At 2.75 inches, this tie is cut for slim lapels and average builds.
Why this is supported
The tie's 2.75-inch width sits within the versatile range of 2.75–3.25 inches, described as
extremely versatile and work across all settings
thetiebar.com. It also falls at the upper end of the skinny tie spectrum and follows the rule that
If your lapels are narrow (common on contemporary, slim-cut Italian jackets, often 2.75 inches or less), you should opt for a skinny tie (2” to 2.75”)
lorenzicomo.com. Additionally, this width fits
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.com.
- Outfit pairing
Pairs with navy blazers and light blue shirts, coordinates with a solid pocket square.
Why this is supported
The tie pairs naturally with a navy blazer, which
is a classic partner for almost any stripe tie
theqgentleman.com. With a light blue shirt, the contrast follows the rule that
A darker tie against a lighter shirt (the most dependable approach)
dunniotailor.com. For additional coordination,
A pocket square in a solid shade that picks up one color from the tie can create unity without distraction
theqgentleman.com.
- Pattern mixing
Diagonal stripes counterpoint vertical suit stripes for layered pattern mixing.
Why this is supported
The diagonal stripes are designed for pattern mixing with vertical stripes, following the first rule:
First, the lines should go in different directions
aklasu.co. This combination
.
- Occasion versatility
Suited for both formal work and informal occasions.
Why this is supported
According to style advice,
Skinny Striped Silk Ties are therefore suited for both formal work settings and for more informal occasions
thedarkknot.com.
- Pocket square pairing
Pair this tie with a solid pocket square in navy, white, or yellow.
Why this is supported
The tie's navy base with thin white and yellow stripes allows for a solid pocket square that picks up one of those colors without introducing a competing pattern.
A pocket square in a solid shade that picks up one color from the tie can create unity without distraction.
theqgentleman.comThis advice is strengthened when the tie is worn with a classic navy blazer or a light blue shirt—a common contrast pairing—where a solid square in navy or an accent color visually ties the jacket to the tie.
A darker tie against a lighter shirt (the most dependable approach).
dunniotailor.comThe recommendation consistently emphasizes a solid square over a patterned one to keep the focus on the tie's diagonal double stripe.
- Heritage
Italian silk heritage: centuries of artisan mastery, once for popes and monarchs.
Why this is supported
The research confirms that the tie's Italian silk is part of a storied tradition:
Over the centuries, Italian silk has dressed popes, monarchs, and entrepreneurs, becoming a universal symbol of luxury and aesthetic taste.
seteriemosconi.comThis craftsmanship is not static:
The processing techniques—passed down through generations—have been refined without ever losing their local identity.
seteriemosconi.comThus, the tie embodies both historic prestige and living artisan skill.
Image Analysis
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Product
Rolled navy woven tie shown from a front/angled view, with diagonal paired thin white and yellow stripes running along the blade; tie is rolled at the narrow end and placed on a light background.
- Overall shapeTie is shown partially rolled at the narrow end with the wider blade laid outward and angled slightly to the right, forming a visible triangular tip.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.20 · w 0.80 · h 0.64 (high) - Surface textureDense woven texture with a subtle diagonal twill apparent across the fabric surface.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.22 · w 0.56 · h 0.56 (high) - Stripe patternThin paired diagonal stripes repeating across the blade; each pair consists of a narrow white line adjacent to a narrow yellow line, spaced regularly.
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.18 · w 0.58 · h 0.62 (high) - Rolled narrow endNarrow end of the tie is tightly rolled into a visible cylinder on the left, showing layered fabric edges and inner roll shadowing.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.22 · w 0.28 · h 0.52 (high) - Blade tip detailFront blade shows a pointed triangular tip with clean stitched edge visible at the bottom right of the blade.
1 region
x 0.52 · y 0.58 · w 0.33 · h 0.26 (high)
Other
Studio-style product shot on a light neutral background with soft shadow visible beneath the tie; even diffuse lighting and minimal reflections emphasize fabric texture.
- Background and shadowSmooth light gray background with a soft, slightly darker shadow cast beneath and to the right of the tie.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high) - Shot compositionProduct centered and cropped with full visible blade and rolled section; image captured from a slightly elevated frontal angle.
- LightingDiffuse frontal lighting with minimal specular highlights and even illumination across the fabric.
Colors
navy blue· blade and roll main field#2C344Boff-white· thin stripe highlightmuted yellow· thin stripe accent- Overall shapeTie is shown partially rolled at the narrow end with the wider blade laid outward and angled slightly to the right, forming a visible triangular tip.