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Burnt orange grenadine tie with a textured weave, displayed flat. - Grenadine Tie Collection
Burnt orange grenadine tie tied in a classic knot, showcasing its elegant drape. - Grenadine Tie Collection
Back view of burnt orange grenadine tie with navy blue tipping and brand detail. - Grenadine Tie Collection
Close-up of burnt orange grenadine tie's intricate textured weave. - Grenadine Tie Collection
Burnt Orange Grenadine Tie with textured garza fina weave, made of 100% silk, worn with a suit. - Grenadine Tie Collection
Aklasu Canister tie storage, included with every Aklasu tie. - Grenadine Tie Collection
Burnt orange grenadine tie with a textured weave, displayed flat. Burnt orange grenadine tie tied in a classic knot, showcasing its elegant drape. Back view of burnt orange grenadine tie with navy blue tipping and brand detail. Close-up of burnt orange grenadine tie's intricate textured weave. Burnt Orange Grenadine Tie with textured garza fina weave, made of 100% silk, worn with a suit. Aklasu Canister tie storage, included with every Aklasu tie.

Burnt Orange Grenadine Tie

$105
Burnt Orange Grenadine Tie, $105
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Burnt Orange Grenadine Tie. Handmade in Como.

Burnt orange is a considered colour. Warm and earthy, closer to terracotta than to true orange, it brings a warmth to tailoring that navy and grey cannot.

The Weave

Grenadine is a leno weave: two warp threads twist around each weft as it passes, locking it in place. The result is an open, porous fabric with structure and air. It holds a four-in-hand knot crisply and reads as texture, not pattern, against any suit. Only a handful of mills in Como still produce it.

Grenadine comes in two weights. Garza fina is the finer, tighter version, the one most people picture when they hear grenadine. It is the weave used in this tie. Garza grossa is more open, with larger holes and a more pronounced texture; we use it in our Grossa Grenadine line.

How to Wear It

The burnt orange tie sits most naturally against a navy suit. The warm colour and the cool cloth hold each other in balance, and a white or light blue shirt keeps the pairing clean. Grey is the next step, where the tie becomes the warmest element in the outfit. With brown and other earth tones it reads as part of the same family, an easy autumn combination. Brown shoes throughout.

It is a colour with more character than a navy or a burgundy, suited to a dinner, an autumn wedding, or a working week with room for it. For pairing guidance across colour and occasion, read Ties for a Navy Blue Suit and Ties for a Grey Suit.

Construction

Our grenadines are tipped. The silk tail is folded back over a backing sewn into the tip, here in navy, giving the blade weight and a finished face. Many makers leave grenadines untipped, with the silk simply rolled at the end; that keeps the tip lighter but leaves it gauzy and slightly see-through. We tip ours because it looks finished both worn and laid flat, and because a substantial tip helps the four-in-hand knot sit cleanly.

Woven from 100% silk in Como, Italy. Standard length 58⅜", width 3¼", also cut extra long. The burnt orange grenadine tie is part of the Aklasu Grenadine Collection.

Ideal Width

Balanced proportions for modern business and formal looks, ensuring versatility for every wardrobe.

100% Como Silk

Luxuriously soft and naturally lustrous, our silk is woven in Como, Italy, renowned for producing the world’s finest fabrics. Its rich texture and subtle sheen elevate every outfit with timeless refinement.

Grenadine Weave

Elegant, prestigious, and timeless, woven on wooden looms in Como, Italy, the grenadine weave combines texture and lightness to create a tie that’s equally at home in the boardroom or at a wedding.

Wool Interlining

Natural wool interlining gives each tie a full, balanced feel. It helps your knots form perfectly, resists wrinkles throughout the day, and ensures your tie drapes with confidence every time you wear it.

Slip-Stitch

A hidden thread runs the full length of the tie, allowing it to move naturally as you wear it. This subtle detail preserves the tie’s shape, ensuring it always looks refined and aligned.

Bar Tack

A strong hand-sewn stitch at each end of the tie reinforces the slip stitch, adding durability where it matters most. This traditional detail ensures your tie keeps its form and looks impeccable wear after wear.

Self-Loop Keeper

Handstitched from the same fine silk as the tie, never a cheaper substitute. While many manufacturers cut corners here, ours ensures harmony, strength, and a polished finish that stands the test of time.

Crafted from the finest silk grenadine, our burnt orange tie is a testament to Italian mastery and enduring style. Learn why grenadine ties have long been favoured by icons of sophistication - from Sean Connery’s James Bond to today’s modern gentleman.

  • Solid
  • Burnt Orange/Rust/Brown
  • Grenadine Fina
  • Jacquard
  • 100% Silk from Como, Italy
  • Dry Clean
  • Made in Italy
  • Woven by Fermo Fossati/Seteria Bianchi
  • 28MM Silk
  • 14MM Silk Tipping
  • Wool Interlining
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Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions

Where are your ties made?

Our ties are made in Como, Italy. From start to finish. Como is a beautiful city nestled on the southern tip of Lake Como. Como is world-renowned for its fine silks and handcrafted goods. We work with a family of artisans who have perfected their crafter for generations.

Where are your ties made?

Do I need to pay duties or extra fees?

Orders within Canada never incur duties. For all other destinations, any applicable duties and taxes are shown at checkout, so there are no unexpected fees. We aim to make every step of your experience effortless. Please reach out if you have any questions.

Telephone: 1 800 595 0276
Email: office@aklasu.co
Chat: Click on the hand icon on the bottom right of your screen.

What is your return policy?

We stand by our craftsmanship and want you to love your Aklasu pieces. If your tie isn’t quite what you were hoping for, you may return or exchange it within 30 days of delivery. Returns are free in Canada and the United States, and we’ve made the process effortless, just let us know and we’ll send you a prepaid label.

We also guarantee our ties for 365 days. If your tie becomes damaged or defective (excluding stains and snags), we’ll gladly exchange it for a new one.

We want your experience to be seamless and without surprises. If you have any questions or would like to start a return, chat with us and we’ll take care of it for you.

Why choose Aklasu?

We’re obsessed with making our customers happy. Every decision we make, from materials to packaging, is about helping you look and feel your best.

Our ties are made in Italy using the finest silk and wool, built to last in both design and construction. You’ll notice the difference the moment you wear one and so will everyone else.

If for any reason you’re not completely satisfied, our hassle-free returns ensure we’ll make things right.

Timeless craftsmanship. Effortless confidence. That’s Aklasu.

How do I know which tie size is right for me?

To keep proportions balanced, your lapel should be at least the width of your tie.

Our standard width, 3¼ inches, is ideal for most men and suits, offering timeless balance and versatility. If you’re over six feet tall, we recommend our extra-long ties, which measure 63 inches in length and 3½ inches in width.

For specific needs, we offer made-to-order sizing, typically completed within 4–6 weeks, depending on the tie.

What knot works best?

Our motto is: keep it simple. The four-in-hand knot is our go-to recommendation. It’s elegant, easy to tie, and works with every Aklasu tie. Its slightly asymmetrical shape adds character without drawing attention away from the rest of your outfit. If you want one knot that works in both professional and social settings, this is it.


We put together five core principles that you should follow so that your tie complements and never upstages you. Read our tie etiquette guide.

What knot works best?

What should I do to take care of my tie?

You may not want to undo the perfect knot you tied this morning, but leaving the knot in a tie harms the silk fibres. Rolling your tie relaxes the creases and folds from the knot so your tie can go back to its original shape. Put your tie away at the end of the day by rolling it up to avoid creating any permanent impressions that you definitely don't want.

To roll your tie:

  1. Lay it on a flat surface.
  2. Fold it in half and tuck the tail into the keeper.
  3. Then roll it from the folded end.
  4. Place it in a canister and put it away for another day.

How do you package your ties?

Every tie arrives in the Aklasu Tie Canister™, designed to protect your tie and add a touch of refinement. The canister’s viewing window lets you see which tie is inside without removing the lid, making storage simple and presentation memorable.

It’s more than packaging. The Aklasu Tie Canister™ is meant to live in your wardrobe, keeping your ties organized, protected, and ready whenever you need them.

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