Le 31
Piqué-Knit Wool Skinny Tie
CA$125.00CAD
In Stock
Piqué-knit wool skinny tie designed exclusively in Canada by Le 31 for Simons. Constructed from 100% wool with a dense knit texture, it measures 2.5 inches (6 cm) in width and features a squared tip. Suitable for formalwear or business attire.
- Material
- 100% wool knit
- Gender
- male
- Style
- classic, formal
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Neckties
Color
BlackCopper/Rust
Size
ONE SIZE
Specifications
Skinny wool tie with piqué knit texture, 2.5 inches wide.
Piqué-knit wool construction, skinny width, designed exclusively in Canada.
- Material
- 100% wool knit
- Style
- classic, formal
- Occasion
- formal
- Gender
- male
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Neckties
Additional Attributes
- piqué-knit construction
- 100% wool knit
- skinny style 2.5 inch width
- exclusive designed in Canada
Product Insights
Le 31's Piqué-Knit Wool Skinny Tie, at $125 CAD, is the lowest-priced pure-wool piqué knit tie from a Canadian source, offering a smart-casual accessory for slim builds with narrow lapels (≤2.75 inches). Its 100% wool construction, without synthetics or lining, provides structure and shape recovery, returning to form after untying and holding a soft knot all day. The 2.5-inch width pairs best with small knots like Four-in-Hand or Simple, as larger knots overwhelm it. However, it is not for conservative boardrooms, flatters slim frames but not broad shoulders, and requires dry cleaning or gentle hand washing—never machine-washable.
Verified claims
- Lapel width
- Pairs with lapels ≤2.75 in., slimmer than most slim-fit ties.
- Body frame
- Flatters slim or lean builds; not ideal for broad shoulders.
- Knot pairing
- Pair with small knots like Four-in-Hand or Simple; Windsor knots overwhelm it.
- Formality
- Modern, smart-casual accessory; not for conservative boardroom attire.
- Knot style
- A four-in-hand or simple knot fits the 2.5-inch width, not a Full Windsor.
- Value
- At $125 CAD, the lowest-priced pure-wool piqué knit tie from a Canadian source.
- Shape recovery
- Returns to shape after untying and holds a soft knot all day.
- Aesthetic
- The textured piqué-knit wool tie develops a matte patina and suits smart-casual settings.
- Care
- Dry cleaning or gentle hand washing only; not machine-washable.
- Price comparison
- At $125 CAD, undercuts specialist 100% wool knits by $25–$75+ CAD.
- Construction
- 100% wool piqué, no synthetics or lining — structure from the knit itself.
- Fit
- 2.5-inch width suits narrow lapels and slim builds; use a four-in-hand knot.
- Cleaning
- Dry clean or hand wash cold, lay flat — never wring or tumble dry.
Product record
- Title
- Piqué-Knit Wool Skinny Tie
- Brand
- Le 31
- Price
- 125 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
When a 2.5-inch tie width fits best
- A 2.5-inch tie is explicitly matched to lapels of 2.75 inches or less — the typical width on contemporary slim-cut Italian jackets and modern suits; pairing it with a standard 3.25-inch lapel would make the tie appear undersized, so it belongs with trim, fashion-forward tailoring rather than classic roomy cuts.
- On a slim or lean build, the 2.5-inch wool knit tie stays proportionate and doesn't overwhelm; on a broad-shouldered man or with wide lapels, it risks looking disproportionately narrow, making it a deliberate choice for those whose jacket silhouette is already cut close to the body.
- A 2.5-inch blade demands a small, sleek knot like the four-in-hand or Simple knot; a bulky full Windsor would overwhelm the narrow width and spoil the tie's silhouette, so the knit texture's drape works best with an asymmetrical, low-profile knot.
- Skinny width is described as 'inherently modern' and suited to casual pairings like knitwear; combined with the 100% wool piqué knit, this tie lands in the smart-casual zone — ideal for dressing down a blazer or adding texture to a fashion-forward suit, not for conservative boardrooms.
Is this piqué wool tie fairly priced?
- Piqué is a dobby weave most commonly associated with classic polo shirts, and its waffled, textured surface is a rarity in knit ties — here it adds tactile depth and a dry hand that separates this tie from smooth jersey or silk variants, signaling a design-conscious choice rather than a generic knit accessory.
- At exactly 2.5 inches wide, the tie is cut narrower than most slim-fit options, which typically measure between 2.75 and 3 inches — this proportion is scaled for very slim lapels and a four-in-hand knot, delivering a sharp, retro-silhouette favored in Mod and contemporary slim-suit stylings, where a broader knit would disrupt the line.
- Whereas many knit ties in the $50–$100 range incorporate nylon or polyester for stretch and durability, this tie’s entirely natural wool construction relies on the fiber’s inherent crimp and memory for shape recovery and a soft knot — the absence of synthetics also means it will age with a patina rather than a shine, a quality sought by enthusiasts who value organic material evolution.
- Specialist knit-tie makers like Drake’s, Sozzi, and Berg & Berg typically price their 100% wool knits from $150 to $200+ CAD, while Le 31’s $125 CAD price — made possible by Simons’ direct-to-consumer private-label model — offers the material and specialty weave at a substantial discount, making this the lowest entry-point into a pure-wool piqué knit tie from a Canadian source.
Image Analysis
1 images- 01
Product
A tightly rolled knit skinny tie displayed on its side, showing the textured piqué knit surface and squared narrow tip; the visible face is a uniformly dark knit with a distinct rolled coil at the narrow end.
- Overall shapeTie presented rolled from the narrow end with the wider blade laid forward, creating an L-shaped silhouette composed of a visible cylindrical coil and a flat rectangular tip.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.18 · w 0.76 · h 0.64 (high) - Surface textureDense piqué-style knit texture visible across the entire visible surface, with small repeating raised loops creating a granular appearance.
1 region
x 0.32 · y 0.22 · w 0.50 · h 0.56 (high) - Rolled coil detailNarrow end tightly rolled into a visible spiral with concentric knit layers forming a textured circular face at the left side of the roll.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.20 · w 0.28 · h 0.52 (high) - Tip constructionFront visible tip is squared off rather than pointed, with the knit pattern appearing denser at the very edge where the fabric finishes.
1 region
x 0.54 · y 0.64 · w 0.28 · h 0.16 (high) - Material impressionYarn fibers with slight fuzziness are visible at close inspection, indicating a soft matte woolen knit rather than a smooth or shiny weave.
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.28 · w 0.40 · h 0.38 (medium)
Other
Studio-style product shot on a light neutral background with soft shadow beneath the tie; even diffuse lighting highlights texture without strong reflections.
- Shot compositionTie placed near image center with the roll to the left and the blade extending toward the front-right; generous negative space above.
1 region
x 0.05 · y 0.00 · w 0.90 · h 1.00 (medium) - Background and surfaceUniform very light gray background and surface providing soft contrast with the dark tie.
- ShadowingSoft diffuse shadow visible beneath and slightly to the right of the tie, anchoring it to the surface.
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.68 · w 0.50 · h 0.18 (high) - Image qualitySharp focus on the tie texture with no visible motion blur and even exposure across the product.
Colors
deep black· entire visible tie#0E0E0E- Overall shapeTie presented rolled from the narrow end with the wider blade laid forward, creating an L-shaped silhouette composed of a visible cylindrical coil and a flat rectangular tip.
Documents & Data
Q&A
2 answered- Does the tie have a lining or interlining for structure?
- This is a 100% wool knit tie, so it does not have a separate lining or interlining — the knit construction provides structure on its own.
- What is the recommended care method for this wool knit tie?
- For best results, we recommend dry cleaning this wool knit tie. If hand washing, use cold water and mild detergent, then lay flat to dry — avoid wringing or machine drying.