Tie story

Tie story.

Considering that the origin of the tie dating from the 17th century.

Well before the as it seems to us today, it has nevertheless suffers many transformations.

Originally, King Louis XIII committed whole regiments of riders Croats, during the 30 years war. Their uniform includes a knotted scarf around the neck, that the Court of Versailles quickly as fashion accessory, replacing the previously used bibs.

The name "Croatian", in French pronunciation, referred to as "tie"...

This original accessory develops become the most popular fashion accessory with a social class which is not…

At this time, it is a broad band of fabric tied around the neck and decorated with lace, among others.

Under Louis XIV, the "tie" continue to evolve by using other decorative elements, including by adding colored ribbons.

This same King opens even a new post of "cravatier", whose function is, among other things it dress daily, to prepare new models of "Royal" neckties.

End of the 17th century, new amendments appear (tie "steenkerque"), and then modified again 100 years later, the feature was to add a black tape around

Later, the French Revolution, will not successfully to remove. They became "thicker", more "billowing", in relation to the holding of a British (Garat) actor certainly. Complex nodes start to appear. Brummell, dandy this this time, the more popularized.

Finally, despite his past, changes the le cravatier cravatier already famous "Langdorf", the based in New York, chosen to make a tie in 3 pieces assembled, sewn together.

Since that time, (1924), there is only little innovation in this area, except to make neckties "slim" (model narrower, but fairly little decorative finally).

Today, our structure of silk neckties attempts to allow users of our products, to benefit from a very original fashion accessory, since our templates are all unique, because hand-painted.

This makes all the difference between synthetic products or other products to hundreds of copies, and ours which will always be noticed by your contacts.