A rare survivor from the Edwardian era, this silk teck tie embodies the bold, confident dressing of the 1910s gentleman. The Wide-End Tie was a distinctive style of its time — shorter in overall length, with a dramatically wide and asymmetrical blade that made a statement against the stiff, starched detachable collars of the period. A slim collar band ensures ease of wear with those period-correct collars, while the tip retains its original selvage — a mark of authentic, unaltered provenance.

• Style: Wide-End Teck Tie (circa 1910s)
• Material: Silk
• Blade: Wide, asymmetrical
• Length: Shorter than modern neckties
• Collar band: Slim, designed for stiff detachable collars
• Tip: Original selvage intact — unaltered
• Condition: Like new, in the original gift box, with the original gift card that provides additional proof of provenance