The Burgundy Set

The Pairing

A burgundy grenadine tie with a white linen square finished in a burgundy hand-rolled edge: a burgundy tie and pocket square set built so the square echoes the tie without matching it. The tie carries the colour; the square returns it only at the edge. Both are made by hand in Italy, bought as one decision.

How to Wear It

This is the oldest correct combination in tailoring: a navy suit, a burgundy tie, and a white pocket square. The burgundy carries the colour, the white square frames it, and the navy grounds both. It holds in a boardroom and at a wedding, with black or brown shoes, in any season.

What's in the Set

The set holds the burgundy grenadine tie, woven in Como from silk grenadine, wool-interlined and tipped, and the burgundy-edge white linen square with a hand-rolled edge. For the full pairing rationale, read The Pocket Square, Paired; the rest sit in the Tie & Pocket Square Sets.