"Jean Paul Gaultier" 90's-00's Portrait jacquard silk necktie

"Jean Paul Gaultier / GAULTIER PARIS"

90's-00's archive portrait jacquard silk wide tie

A design that lightly shakes up entrenched notions, leaving a strong impression on fashion history, from Jean Paul Gaultier, we are pleased to present this iconic piece featuring its distinctive patterning.

On the black base, the brand weave tag bears Jean Paul GAULTIER PARIS, and the paper hang tag, which is printed in Italian and English, confirms CRAVATTA and J.P. GAULTIER, lending this item the convincing authority of an archive accessory.

The tag indicates 100% silk (100% SETA). Thanks to the supple sheen of the jacquard weave, gold-to-bronze abstract patterns emerge across the black to dark charcoal base as if cracking, and near the blade tip there is a motif of a portrait in ivory to greige woven in; thus, although a classic necktie, it carries an individuality reminiscent of an art piece typical of Gaultier.

From the hang tag listing CRAVATTA CM 10, the blade width is estimated at about 10 cm, a wide balance that gives more depth and presence at the neck than a typical narrow tie, naturally adding the archival weight of the abstract and portrait motifs to the crisp silhouette of a jacket or shirt.

In terms of era, while we cannot confirm a clear manufacturing year code, the absence of modern elements such as QR codes or SNS markings, and the black woven tag, old-style paper hang tag, dot-printer-like imprint, and the wide blade width align with imported accessories from the late 1990s to early 2000s, thereby positioning this piece as one that evokes that era.

A JPG-inspired weave pattern is also visible on the reverse of the blade, and the charm lies not only in the visible surface but also in the interior construction that carries the brand's playful spirit; with the hang tag included as physical information, this is a piece of value not merely as a necktie but as an accessory that lets Gaultier's worldview be incorporated into everyday attire.

In terms of mood, we recommend this for those who wish to add a dash of edge to classic tailored styles, or to quietly assert themselves at the neckline when pairing with vintage shirts, leather pieces, and black suits; not only suitable for dress-up occasions but also easy to blend into everyday styling by slipping it inside knitwear or a cardigan.

Please take advantage of this opportunity.