Tom Ford Silk Tie

100% Silk

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Width: 9.5 cm / 3.74 Inch

Celebrated fashion designer Tom Ford is best known for turning Gucci into a brand worth billions of dollars, before leaving the business to launch his own highly successful brand. After leaving Gucci, Ford launched a line of menswear, beauty, eyewear, and accessories in 2006, named after himself. Known for his eponymous label, Tom Ford is admired for his exceptional tailoring and design aesthetic. The sartorial artistry learned in Milan is reflected in each of Ford’s suits. Every collection of the designer consists of modern designs that represent the typical style of Tom Ford: feminine, sexy and glamorous.

Complimentary Shipping for orders over 200€ in the Netherlands, 300€ in the EU and 500€ outside of the EU. 

Shipping cost for orders under the minimum price depend on your country.

The buyer has two options for delivery:

a) Direct Delivery: We offer complimentary shipping based on the order value and destination country.

b) Sartorial Expert Control: Alternatively, the item can be shipped to the Sartorialista HQ in Amsterdam for a charge of 15, where our expert team will conduct a thorough quality, condition, and authentication check. After approval (within 48 hours), the item will be dispatched to the customer.

Please note that the seller has a maximum of 5 days to ship the item

Customs duties depend on your country. There may be additional charges from the courier.

Returns for consignment items (from individual sellers to buyers) are not possible, but it is possible to resell the purchased item from us free of charge. If you relist your item within 24 hours of receiving your purchase, you place the item back in the shop margin-free (100% profit is for you). If you want to resell the item at a later date, the regular margins apply.

Refund Policy

To maintain the beauty of this sartorial item, we recommend professional laundering and careful pressing. Even though ironing can effectively and easily remove wrinkles from your tie, the heat has the potential to scorch and damage the material, and it can leave your tie looking lifeless and flat. Steaming is usually the better option because it's much gentler on the fabric and can tackle the most stubborn wrinkles.