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Neckties: A Discussion Thread

xizenta

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Does anyone know what happened to SartodiNapoli? Seems he logged in for a while. I wanted to order from him but don't have an email address.
 

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I've been looking at Spacca Neapolis for some time now. They ran a 50 % sale recently and I pulled the trigger on two ties. I'm positively surprised and at ~€50 per tie, they offer tremendous value for money https://www.spacca-neapolis.com/ I can highly recommend them. The ties are typical Italian: light, air-y and drape well. In addition, they tie a great knot.

I've also been looking at this maker Curciani & Bella. Does anyone have any experience with them? They have some great looking madder ties and they seem a pleasure to deal with judging by their CS. I've been emailing with them but haven't pulled the trigger on anything yet, but I might soon https://www.crucianiebella.com/
 
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I've been looking at Spacca Neapolis for some time now. They ran a 50 % sale recently and I pulled the trigger on two ties. I'm positively surprised and at ~€50 per tie, they offer tremendous value for money https://www.spacca-neapolis.com/ I can highly recommend them. The ties are typical Italian: light, air-y and drape well. In addition, they tie a great knot.

I've also been looking at this maker Curciani & Bella. Does anyone have any experience with them? They have some great looking madder ties and they seem a pleasure to deal with judging by their CS. I've been emailing with them but haven't pulled the trigger on anything yet, but I might soon https://www.crucianiebella.com/
I have one tie from C&B which is very nicely constructed. The owner is also super nice.
 

DorianGreen

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I've been looking at Spacca Neapolis for some time now. They ran a 50 % sale recently and I pulled the trigger on two ties. I'm positively surprised and at ~€50 per tie, they offer tremendous value for money https://www.spacca-neapolis.com/ I can highly recommend them. The ties are typical Italian: light, air-y and drape well. In addition, they tie a great knot.

I've also been looking at this maker Curciani & Bella. Does anyone have any experience with them? They have some great looking madder ties and they seem a pleasure to deal with judging by their CS. I've been emailing with them but haven't pulled the trigger on anything yet, but I might soon https://www.crucianiebella.com/

I had a look at Cruciani & Bella: some very nice items, I'm particularly fond of grenadines.

My problem with the current ties is that they are too narrow for my taste. I prefer a width of 9,5/10 cm on the large blade, whereas current ties are 8/8,5 cm. Besides the fact that I like a wide tie on its own, it's also a matter of proportions: as I prefer pretty wide lapels, the width of the tie should be also adequate.
 

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I had a look at Cruciani & Bella: some very nice items, I'm particularly fond of grenadines.

My problem with the current ties is that they are too narrow for my taste. I prefer a width of 9,5/10 cm on the large blade, whereas current ties are 8/8,5 cm. Besides the fact that I like a wide tie on its own, it's also a matter of proportions: as I prefer pretty wide lapels, the width of the tie should be also adequate.
That's a good point. I wear anything between 8-9 cm so that is not an issue for me. They do however offer some ties that are 9-10 cm in the sale section.
 

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I really love the subtlety of a woolen tie.

Here an example from MacAngus & Wainwright in a 150s wool cloth.

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Viola Milano has several nice ties in the current sale section for those of you who's looking to add some nice ties to the collection.

Brunati Como is also running a sale with 30 % off with promo code WINTERSALE.

A Quaranta Locatelli has also a small selection that is currently discounted.
 

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I've been looking at Spacca Neapolis for some time now. They ran a 50 % sale recently and I pulled the trigger on two ties. I'm positively surprised and at ~€50 per tie, they offer tremendous value for money https://www.spacca-neapolis.com/ I can highly recommend them. The ties are typical Italian: light, air-y and drape well. In addition, they tie a great knot.

I've also been looking at this maker Curciani & Bella. Does anyone have any experience with them? They have some great looking madder ties and they seem a pleasure to deal with judging by their CS. I've been emailing with them but haven't pulled the trigger on anything yet, but I might soon https://www.crucianiebella.com/
C&B doesn't have any real intrigue for me on the tie front, but they have some very cool suspenders.
 

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I am looking to pull the trigger on a burgundy tie with some medallions/flowers etc. To be Worn primarily with navy and Brown jackets

I am considering this one:


What are your thoughts? Please let me know about better alternatives!
 

DCTieGuy

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I am looking to pull the trigger on a burgundy tie with some medallions/flowers etc. To be Worn primarily with navy and Brown jackets

I am considering this one:


What are your thoughts? Please let me know about better alternatives!
I don’t know anything about this brand. However, I would highly recommend you look at Sam Hober ties: https://www.samhober.com/neckties/macclesfield/macclesfield-print-silk-ties/

For roughly the same price, you can customize your tie width, length, etc. There is an entire thread on this forum called Sam Hober Review where you can look through posts for pictures and reviews.
 

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