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web2024-11-24 06:43:312026-06-24 12:41:31High Quality And Satisfaction For AldiWoven Ties
All our woven ties are made in Lancashire on our solar-powered looms, providing the best quality available in the UK today. A tie provides a very sophisticated look – take a look around our site to see the various types of woven ties we produce, whether it’s club ties, company ties or school ties.
Also, we do stock silk ties, we will always pick the most appropriate weave for your design, based on our experience (we are now in our sixth generation of weavers!) – but if you have a preference you can just let us know. Some examples of the different weaves we can use can be found below.
Because all of our tie options are produced here in the UK, production is very fast, giving lead times of just 4 weeks. The benefit of our yarn, compared to all of our competitors, is that our yarn is made from recycled material, unlike most other suppliers who use polyester yarn made from crude oil.
Our ties give a high-end finish to any design and some of the best custom-made ties available.
Minimum orders start from as little as 50; you can call us to organise your free-charge artwork for your design or if you have a tie you wish us to replicate then post this to us!
Woven Tie Manufacturers & Suppliers in the UK
All Keltic Ties are made in England and woven from the finest fabrics to ensure all our woven ties are of the highest standard. Our four-week delivery time includes a sample of your woven tie, which you will receive before proceeding to your bulk order.
Woven ties are made by weaving yarn to produce woven fabric with different textures. If having a logo, this will be weaved into the design as opposed to embroidery which is stitched on top. Our ties give a flat, premium finish every time.
We have a selection of weaves that can be used ranging from textured to smooth. Or if you can’t decide, leave it to us, and we’ll decide which weave best suits you. Speak to us about your design and we will have free visuals drawn up by our artist Karen to show how your woven ties will look.
If you would like to see examples of our previous work, just provide your postal address and we will post samples of our past ties for you to take a look at or for clothing or suites to match see our sister site Keltic clothing.
Call us now on 01922 612888
Examples of the weaves we use on woven ties
Birds eye weave
Birds eye weave takes its name from its distinctive pattern — a small diamond with a central dot, repeated across the cloth to resemble, you guessed it, a bird’s eye. The beauty of this weave is its versatility; subtle enough to wear alongside almost any shirt and suit combination, yet far more characterful than a plain tie.
Bow weave
Bow weave takes its name from the small bow-like shapes that repeat across the cloth, interlocking to create a dense, geometric pattern with a real sense of movement. Similar in spirit to the bird’s eye but slightly more intricate, it catches the light beautifully — giving the tie a quiet richness that reveals itself the closer you look.
Chain weave
Chain weave takes its name from the interlocking links that repeat across the cloth, mimicking the appearance of a finely crafted metal chain. Bolder and more open than the bird’s eye or bow weave, the pattern is immediately visible yet never overpowering — there’s an inherent elegance to it that makes it effortlessly wearable.
Grid weave
Grid weave combines two classic elements into one cloth — a herringbone fill divided by clean raised lines forming a regular block pattern. Self-coloured, all the interest comes from texture and light rather than colour contrast, giving the tie a subtle shimmer and a quietly confident, architectural quality.
Herringbone weave
Herringbone weave is a twill weave with reversing diagonal ribs that form a zigzag, fish-bone-like pattern. On ties, it adds subtle texture — more formal than a solid, more understated than bold patterns.
Modern herringbone weave
Modern herringbone weave takes a tailoring classic and adds a contemporary twist — rather than clean, sharp chevrons, this version has a finer, more complex repeat that gives the cloth an almost rope-like quality. Self-coloured and relying entirely on texture and light, it has a depth and richness that rewards closer inspection.
Reppe weave
Reppe weave is a plain weave with a heavier weft that creates fine, raised horizontal ribs. It’s a classic, traditional tie weave, often linked to school ties reading as crisp and structured. Usually solid or simply striped, it’s commonly made in silk, giving the ribs a subtle sheen.
Satin weave
Satin weave has warp threads floating over several wefts, minimizing interlacing points for a smooth, glossy surface. It’s the classic weave for silk ties, prized for its sheen and soft drape, making it a go-to for formal occasions. The smooth surface also works well as a base for printed tie patterns.
Twill squares weave
Twill squares weave fills each diamond block with fine diagonal lines that alternate in direction, creating a subtle checkerboard shimmer across the cloth. Bold in structure yet entirely self-coloured, it has a clean, confident quality that makes it one of the more striking weaves in a classic tie wardrobe.
Twill weave
Twill weave creates a diagonal rib pattern by offsetting each weft thread’s interlacing point. It’s durable and versatile, with a matte-to-semi-sheen finish — less glossy than satin, more refined than the reppe weave. Commonly used for solid ties and patterns.
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Woven tie prices
- Quality
- 36
- 50
- 100
- 200
- 500
- 1000
- Price per tie
- £12.95
- £9.95
- £7.65
- £6.50
- £5.80
- £5.40
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a woven tie?
Ans. Woven fabric is formed by weaving threads on a loom, where the fabric is made by interlacing two or more threads to one another. Woven ties have your design woven into the fabric of the tie and we can produce any design, from stripes to designs with logos
What materials do you offer?
Ans. We offer polyester made from recycled plastic materials or 100% silk.
How long do the ties take to produce?
Ans. Our lead times are around 3-4 weeks – faster than all our competitors. This is because our ties are made here in England in our solar powered mill, so you get a superior quality while reducing your carbon footprint.
Are the ties washable?
Ans. As the ties are made from delicate fabrics, we would recommend washing by hand or dabbing with a sponge. Silk ties can be dry cleaned however we would not recommend washing any ties in a washing machine.
What are Eco ties?
Ans. Eco ties are made using yarns produced from recycled plastic bottles. They’re made in our mill in Lancashire and delivered directly to you with no middleman – so they can save you money and reduce your carbon footprint by over 90%
What types of weave do you offer?
We offer a selection of different weaves to suit our customers’ different styles and requirements. This range includes herringbone, satin, reppe and twill. We also provide non-crease weave, which is the ideal solution for low-maintenance care.
Can I customise my tie for my business?
We offer a complete customisation service for our weave ties to suit your needs. Whether you’re looking to add a repeating graphic or a simple logo, we ensure we follow your instructions to the letter to keep everything on brand.
Do you offer a tie design service?
Our in-house artist can bring your imagery to life with our free visual design service if you have a simple design or logo. This solution means you don’t need to handle your ties’ graphic design and planning.
Can I see how the tie will look before I buy it?
Part of our visual design service involves providing a preview of your tie design. We can make any tweaks you need before your final approval. A mock-up design gives you a clear idea of how your tie will look before they are made. Contact us directly to find out more.
How do I get in touch with you?
You can call us on 01922 612 888 to speak to our team. Alternatively, fill out our online contact form and we’ll get back in touch with you.





























