THE TWAIN: Railroad Stripe order Denim Indigo & Natural Cotton Necktie with Antique Brass Metal Studs

THE TWAIN:
-Delicately handcrafted from 100% cotton in indigo & natural railroad stripe denim
-Studding along entire perimeter of tie with antique brass studs
-Tipped in self fabric
-2.5" at widest point
-58-59" long
-Handmade in New York City



The ARCA collection is designed with a limited quantity of each style.

ARCA ties are made from high quality fabric using my own personally designed pattern.
All ties are bias cut, hand rolled, and hand sewn shut with a hidden slip stitch (thread is not visible) which ensures that you will get a perfect knot every time. Each tie is then studded by hand in a unique design with metal studs which are heat-set for a permanent bond. There is a keeper on the back and bartacks to create a traditional high-quality finish. In addition, all ties are made with a traditional 100% cotton interlining so that they have the proper weight and thickness.
ARCA ties are made to last and hand-crafted with care!


Care instructions:
COTTON TIES
Always hang or roll your tie to keep smooth and wrinkle free.
Iron or steam press on MEDIUM on the backside to remove wrinkles or creases. Be sure to press gently and do not move iron around.
Handwash or spot-clean if needed.

SILK TIES
Always hang or roll your tie to keep smooth and wrinkle free.
Iron on LOW or SILK setting on the backside to remove wrinkles or creases. Be sure to press gently and do not move iron around.
Generally, silk does not like water! Please use caution when cleaning and consult a order dry-cleaner if all else fails.

POLY TIES
Always hang or roll your tie to keep smooth and wrinkle free.
Iron or steam press on LOW or SYNTHETIC on the backside to remove wrinkles or creases. Be sure to press gently and do not move iron around.
Handwash or spot-clean if needed.

LINEN TIES
Always hang or roll your tie to keep smooth and wrinkle free.
Place a wet white T-shirt or thin cloth on top of your tie and Iron and steam press on HIGH to remove wrinkles or creases. Be sure to press gently and do not move iron around.
Handwash or spot-clean if needed.

For all ties I do not recommend dry-cleaning unless necessary because of the heat-setting process.