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"I did not like the color, because on the page it appeared with a darker color but when it arrived, the color was much lighter and I was looking for something darker"
Black Three-Fold Silk Tie In Non-Crease Weave
A necessity in every wardrobe, our classic black tie is suitable for many formal occasions. Made to the exacting standards required of a Benson & Clegg tie.
- Made in England
- Blade width approx 9.0cm
- 100% silk
- Dry clean only
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Black Three-Fold Silk Tie In Non-Crease Weave
Sale price£80.00
Royal Warrant Holder
Benson & Clegg are proud to have served the Royal household as tailors and outfitters for over 80 years. A Royal Warrant of Appointment is a mark of recognition of those who have supplied goods or services to the Households of The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh or The Prince of Wales for at least five years, and who have an ongoing trading arrangement. The symbol of the Royal Warrant represents a company has achieved the highest standards of service, quality and excellence.
Handcrafted in England
Made exclusively in England in Birmingham’s famous jewellery quarter, our blazer buttons are made by hand using traditional techniques that have not changed in centuries.
Overall rating: 3.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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Great quality black tie for funerals
"Appear to have hit the age where I’m going to lots of funerals so was looking for a tie that was traditional and high quality. Benson and Clegg deliver every time."
Top quality tie
"I purchase all of my ties from B&C. Top quality, beautiful weave, made with precision and always form the perfect knot. Reassuringly expensive. This black tie was purchased to wear when we attended our late Queen’s lying in state. Fitting for the occasion."
"I paid £8 for a currier and it took 4 days to arrive. Absolute waste of money as Royal Mail would’ve been faster"