"HERMES" Saddlery anchor chain motif silk neck tie

Starting as a saddlery workshop near the Madeleine Church in Paris, the company has been promoting the "tradition of craftsmanship" and "the joy of travel."

We would like to introduce you to a beautiful piece from HERMES, which is based on this concept and features beautiful patterns.

This masterpiece is made from deep blue silk with an elegant luster, and features a refined texture with fine ridges on the surface, and is densely decorated with a continuous motif reminiscent of the Maison's heritage.

The pattern is composed of a rhythm of semicircles and knots reminiscent of horse tack or anchor chains, and the intertwining arcs fill the surface, creating a calm geometry from a distance, while up close the intricate overlapping lines stand out, giving the knots a beautiful presence despite their small surface area.

The interlining has just the right amount of stiffness, creating a smooth dimple when tied, and the tip is a classically balanced triangle, creating a beautiful look against the V-zone. A carriage logo tab is placed on the back of the tip, subtly revealing the Hermès-like storytelling with each tying motion.

The appeal of the design is that the motif depicts the act of "tying" and "connecting" itself, which echoes the role of the tie, which is at the center of an outfit. Its versatility, which can add elegance to any occasion, from business to ceremonies, is an added value that is unique to this one piece.

The fine repeat naturally draws the eye downward, creating a balanced vertical line for the entire body and making the face appear dignified.Another attractive feature is that it can be easily matched with any shape of jacket lapel or shirt collar.

In terms of styling, layering a single-breasted tailored jacket over a regular-collar broadcloth and tying it neatly with a small knot creates an elegant look, while pairing a band collar shirt with a long vest that has a deep V-zone and letting the tie hang down a little longer creates a more fashionable look. Layering a shirt over a knit polo shirt, fastening the first button and fastening the tie tightly creates a striking contrast between the materials, while throwing a jacket over a shirt dress and loosely tying a thin knot in the tie creates a genderless, urban look.

Please take this opportunity.