What you pay for, is what you get. And you are paying for a really quality piece of neckwear. The photos do it justice. It has a lovely texture, smooth hand and it ties an elegant knot with a sturdy dimple.

The manufacturer didn't skimp either: they used solid silk for the inner facing-that's a rare trait for knit ties. I see you Todd Snyder :) The majority I've ever had, the manufacturer threw polyester on there (not like I own nearly 30 of them, or anything).

What's more, these aren't the big clunky, out-of-date 3+ inch wide ties, but skinny ties. Which gives them a more refined look; trendy, but still classic somehow.

This particular color goes well with a light corduroy suit.

I’ll be able to wear this all summer and early Fall. It’s versatile enough to pair earth tones because of the neutral colors.

Reminds me of an Armani tie I had in the 1980’s

I bought a Todd Snyder gray pinstripe suit, white pinstripe shirt and the Italian silk knit tie in khaki to “tie” it all together. I also look forward to wearing the suit with a recently purchased Todd Snyder black ribbed turtleneck this winter. Another winning purchase from Todd Snyder, all of which now dominate my wardrobe.

What you pay for, is what you get. And you are paying for a really quality piece of neckwear. The photos do it justice. It has a lovely texture, smooth hand and it ties an elegant knot with a sturdy dimple.

The manufacturer didn't skimp either: they used solid silk for the inner facing-that's a rare trait for knit ties. I see you Todd Snyder :) The majority I've ever had, the manufacturer threw polyester on there (not like I own nearly 30 of them, or anything).

What's more, these aren't the big clunky, out-of-date 3+ inch wide ties, but skinny ties. Which gives them a more refined look; trendy, but still classic somehow.

I like to style this one with a narrow collar dress shirt and my unstructured, cotton blazer.

Perfect!