Custom Silk Ties by Keltic Ties
At Keltic Ties, we specialize in designing, manufacturing, and supplying premium custom silk ties right here in the UK. Our ties are meticulously woven in our Lancashire mill, which operates sustainably with solar power. Each bespoke silk tie is hand-finished by our team of skilled craftsmen, ensuring every piece meets our exceptionally high standards of quality.
Choosing custom-made woven silk ties from Keltic Ties means receiving superior quality locally crafted products. Our silk bespoke ties offer unmatched craftsmanship and benefit from our quick lead times of just 3-4 weeks. This swift turnaround is particularly popular among sporting organizations that require reliable and fast delivery of silk club ties.
We offer a minimum order of 36 custom woven silk ties, but ordering in larger quantities of 50 or 100 ties is more economical, reducing the price per tie. Whether you need personalised silk ties for a small team or bulk orders for a large organization, Keltic Ties provides flexible solutions to meet your needs.
Our dedicated team of artists is ready to assist you in creating your unique design. We have successfully crafted silk corporate ties for numerous companies across the UK, incorporating custom silk ties with logos tailored to your brand. Contact us with your ideas, and we’ll provide visuals of your prospective customised silk ties, ensuring your silk ties with logos perfectly match your vision.
To help you make the best decision, we offer a sample of your custom silk tie within the next 3 days. If you have an existing tie you’d like to replicate, send it to us, and we will create a custom made silk woven tie replica for your approval before you place any orders. This ensures that your silk ties with the logo meet your exact specifications.
Our friendly and knowledgeable team is always available to assist you. Whether you’re looking for custom-made silk ties (with or without logo’s), or silk company ties, Keltic Ties is your trusted partner for all your silk tie needs.
Contact us today at 01922 612 888 or visit www.kelticties.co.uk to discuss your ideas and start your journey towards high-quality, personalised silk ties.
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Can silk ties be machine-washed?
No, you should not machine-wash silk ties. Machine washing can damage the tie’s shape and cause it to lose colour. Instead, you should dry-clean silk ties.
Why not machine-wash silk ties?
Shape: Silk ties can lose their shape when machine-washed.
Colour: Silk ties can lose colour when machine-washed.
Damage: Silk ties can get damaged in the washing machine.
Can silk ties be ironed?
Yes, you can iron a silk tie, but it’s strongly recommended to use a very low heat setting and always place a pressing cloth between the iron and the tie to prevent damage; most experts advise using a steamer instead, as it’s much safer for delicate fabrics like silk.
Key points to remember when ironing a silk tie:
Low heat setting:
Always use the lowest heat setting on your iron, ideally, the “silk” setting, if available.
Pressing cloth:
Always place a clean, damp pressing cloth between the tie and the iron to protect the fabric.
Steam is better:
Use a handheld steamer instead of a direct iron to gently remove wrinkles.
Iron on the back side:
Iron the tie on the back side when necessary to minimise visible marks.
silk ties vs polyester
Traditionally, silk ties were considered “better” than polyester ties (although this has been changing over time), because they offer a more luxurious look and feel, drape better, and are more breathable, making them ideal for formal occasions, while polyester ties are more practical and affordable, being wrinkle-resistant and easier to care for, but may appear less elegant; the best choice depends on your priorities and the situation.
When comparing silk ties to polyester ties, silk is considered by some to be the superior choice for its luxurious look, drape, and breathability, while polyester ties are more durable, wrinkle-resistant, and significantly cheaper, making them better for everyday wear where high maintenance isn’t ideal; however, they may lack the richness and elegance of silk.
Key differences:
Appearance:
Silk ties have a smoother, more luxurious appearance with a richer color depth than polyester ties.
Durability:
While high-quality silk can be very durable, polyester ties generally last longer, requiring less care as they resist wrinkles and are easier to clean.
Breathability:
Silk is naturally breathable, making it more comfortable in warmer climates, while polyester can feel less breathable.
Price:
Polyester ties are significantly cheaper than silk ties.
When to choose silk:
Formal events
Special occasions
When looking for a luxurious, high-quality tie
When to choose polyester:
Daily wear, situations where wrinkle resistance is essential, and Budget-friendly options.
Are silk ties worth it?
Silk ties are considered a luxurious investment because they are durable, retain their shape, and can last for decades. However, the cost of a silk tie can be high.
Pros of silk ties
Durability: Silk ties are strong, less likely to fray, and can withstand pulling pressure.
Shape retention: Silk ties resist wrinkles and retain their shape well.
Drape: Silk ties drape well.
Texture: Silk ties can have a luxurious texture, such as satin silk, or a subtle texture, such as Shantung silk.
Design: Silk ties can have rich visual details, such as woven designs or printed patterns.
Cons of silk ties
Cost: Silk ties can be expensive.
Care: Silk ties should not be washed in water but can be blow-dried on low heat if they get wet.
Other tie materials
Polyester
Polyester ties are more affordable, practical, and low maintenance than silk ties.
How do I get in contact with you?
If you’d like to order Silk ties, call us on 01922 612 888 to get started. Or fill out our contact form to express your interest, and a member of our team will get in touch.
