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Saint Laurent Saint Laurent Striped Wide Tie

Saint Laurent Striped Wide Tie

Name: Saint Laurent Striped Wide Tie
Brand: Saint Laurent
SKU: 3615093452024
Price: 300.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Saint Laurent Striped Wide Tie instantly signals an affinity for sharp, subversive tailoring—think after-dark boardroom energy with a Left Bank twist. Rendered in a rich medley of burgundy, black, and off-white, the palette walks the line between classic and offbeat. The mixed silk and wool blend brings a luxe hand-feel with just enough substance, giving the tie a softly structured drape that upgrades the everyday ritual of knotting up. The stripes themselves are graphic without feeling overtly preppy, echoing Saint Laurent’s genius for French tailoring with a rebellious undertow.

This wide tie makes itself known quietly, holding its own against crisp shirting or a slouchy blazer thrown over a mesh tee. The generous cut nods to ’70s icons and current runway nostalgia, creating a strong silhouette that sits smoothly at the collar and falls with a little more intention than its skinny counterparts. Whether looped casually or cinched with precision, it slips easily from the conference circuit into the club scene—amp up the vintage insouciance with a leather bomber or keep it sleek with head-to-toe monochrome. Saint Laurent’s lineage of dark glamour and louche refinement comes through here, making the striped wide tie the cooler alternative to standard neckwear—sweet spot territory for anyone who likes a side of drama with their tailoring.

Materials / Fabrication

Striped design
Burgundy, black, and off white color palette
Material: 74% silk, 26% wool
Wide tie silhouette
By Saint Laurent

Recommended Care

Professional dry clean only to maintain silk and wool integrity.
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight for prolonged periods to prevent color fading.
Store tie rolled or hung to avoid creasing.
If wrinkled, steam gently on low heat; do not iron directly.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 8/10

This Saint Laurent tie exudes a strong, retro-inspired presence with its bold burgundy, black, and off-white stripes, capturing a cool, graphic sophistication. The wider silhouette feels runway-fresh, nodding to modern tailoring while standing out against typical slim options. Its sharp lines and palette assert a distinctly editorial mood for confident dressers.

Craftsmanship: 9/10

The silk-wool blend drapes luxuriously, reflecting Saint Laurent’s signature attention to texture and hand-feel. Edges appear crisp and expertly finished, favoring classic tailoring standards. The pattern alignment and clear, rich coloration suggest a well-executed construction, elevating the piece beyond basic accessories and offering longevity that matches the house’s reputation.

Affordability: $$$

While iconic and impeccably made, the premium cost does reflect its Saint Laurent pedigree more than revolutionary design. The materials and finish substantiate a luxury tier, yet for those fixated on unique investment pieces, the visual impact slightly outweighs what’s typical for silk-wool ties—valued only if label and cut are high priorities.

Lookbooks

Saint Laurent Fall 2026 Collection Highlights Tailoring and Jackets

Saint Laurent Fall 2026 builds a collection through tuxedo tailoring, lace dresses, and structured silhouettes. Presented in Paris, the lineup revisits the house’s signature suit while expanding into dresses and outerwear shaped by cut and material. The tuxedo remains central to the collection, marking sixty years of its place within the house. Jackets are cut with elongated lines and defined shoulders, paired with trousers that follow a clean, extended silhouette. Daywear versions appear alongside evening pieces, with suits rendered in pinstripe fabrics and worn with open necklines. This approach expands the tuxedo into a broader wardrobe. The focus on cut and proportion keeps the tailoring consistent across the lineup.

Saint Laurent Winter 2026 Menswear Draws on James Baldwin Reference

Anthony Vaccarello’s Saint Laurent Winter 2026 collection looks to James Baldwin’s Giovanni’s Room, and the reference matters because it brings the tension of intimacy into a house that has always understood seduction as structure. The collection reads like a sequence of decisions made in the hours before the city fully starts, when you choose what to keep close and what to show. That is where Saint Laurent thrives, in the line between private and public, where a jacket can feel like protection and invitation at the same time. Vaccarello keeps the message inside the clothes instead of props, and the storytelling lands through repetition, the same codes returned with slight shifts, double breasted suiting, a long coat that closes the body off, a neckline opened just enough to feel personal.

Saint Laurent Rive Droite Brings Ski Style to Snowy Peaks

Transposed from the Paris boutique to snowy terrain, Saint Laurent Rive Droite’s Snow Edition capsule reshapes ski wardrobe vernacular around a monochrome axis. The ready-to-wear pieces fold the house’s signature chic into cold weather armor with turtleneck knitwear, tailored ski trousers, robust down jackets, and full snow suits that read as functional but hardly expected in such sleek silhouettes. Furry ski boots in black and Neve boots in beige or black bring a tactile contrast against technical fabrics, anchoring the range in a play between utility and considered style. The imagery and campaign, lensed by Henrik Purienne in a remote ski cabin, cast the clothes in a world that feels both intimate and deliberately curated for the slopes.

About Saint Laurent

Saint Laurent is an iconic French luxury fashion house that was founded by Yves Saint Laurent and his partner, Pierre Bergé in 1961. Saint Laurent is considered one of the world’s most prominent fashion houses, known for its modern and iconic pieces such as its tuxedo jackets and LBD for women. Shop the latest collection from Saint Laurent, ranging in dresses, shirts, pants, blazers, shoes and handbags.