Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your tie retains its shape, always untie it completely after each use rather than sliding the narrow end out. When not in use, store it by rolling it loosely or hanging it on a dedicated tie rack to allow the natural fibers to recover from the stress of the knot.
Regarding care, this tie must be professionally dry cleaned. Avoid applying water or household stain removers, as these can easily damage the delicate silk weave and leave permanent spots. If the tie becomes wrinkled, use a garment steamer on a low setting, keeping it several inches away from the fabric to prevent heat damage.