Wine-red tie in 100% silk, handmade in Spain. Soft, lustrous, and impeccably handcrafted. Timeless, elegant formalwear.
DESCRIPTION
100% Silk Burgundy Tie
Formal elegance with character, exceptional softness, and a deep burgundy hue with a distinctive, unmistakable personality. The Burgundy Silk Tie combines the nobility of silk with Spanish artisanal craftsmanship and sophisticated formal style for the man who values quality and attention to detail in every accessory.
Made from 100% silk, the Burgundy Silk Tie stands out for its softness and subtle sheen, qualities that enhance its sophisticated appearance and excellent quality. Handmade in Spain, it reflects care in every detail and impeccable craftsmanship that can be appreciated from the very first use.
Its burgundy tone adds character and elegance, making it an ideal choice for complementing suits and shirts with a classic, distinguished touch. Ideal for pairing with navy blue, gray, or neutral-toned suits to achieve an impeccable, distinguished style with personality.
Style: Elegant, timeless, and sophisticated formal
Origin: Handmade in Spain
The luxury accessory for every man's wardrobe who values craftsmanship, fine materials, and an impeccable presence for every special occasion.
FEATURES AND CARE
SHIPPING AND RETURNS
DELIVERY TIME
After completing your payment, we need 24 hours to process and ship your order.
Standard shipping: 1 to 5 business days (free on purchases of 750 pesos or more)
Express shipping: 1 to 2 business days (cost: $250)
In-store pickup within Mexico City: 2 business days after completing your purchase
Shipping via DHL, Estafeta, or Redpack
EXCHANGES AND RETURNS
You have 15 days to request an exchange or return through the following methods.
- Exchange or return by courier (Free on your first purchase)
- In-store exchange (Mexico City stores only)
GARMENT ALTERATIONS
Garments discounted by 40% or more are not eligible for free alterations.
With your online purchase, you can visit your nearest Harris & Frank store for free alterations.
