36oz Silk Twill
GANA027AID
Regular price $97.00DAVID EVANS & CO. 36oz Tie
This tie features a high-density fabric made from luxurious 36oz silk, known for its rich texture and elegant sheen. Its substantial weight and refined luster elevate any suit style with a sophisticated touch.
Expertly crafted by artisans in Kyoto, every detail is meticulously finished to ensure superior quality. It bears the distinguished double name of DAVID EVANS & CO.
- Silk 100%
- Width: 8 cm (3.15")
- Length: 144 cm (56.7")
- Made in Japan
We’re happy to offer a refund for any items eligible under our return policy within 14 days of receiving your order. For full details →
We use a dynamic pricing system for shipping. The chart shows estimated shipping fees for a 3kg parcel. If your order reaches the free shipping threshold, shipping is free (customs duties may still apply). Otherwise, the fee will fall within the estimated range. Final charges at checkout are the most accurate, as they depend on the receiver's location, currency rate and the actual weight of the parcel.
| Shipping Area | Shipping Price & Time | Customs Duties & Taxes |
| Asia, United States | Estimated USD 0-25 | Estimated |
| Canada, Mexico, Central America, Middle East, Oceania | Estimated USD 0-25 | Estimated |
| Europe, South America, Africa | Estimated USD 0-25 | Estimated |
Free Shipping Thresholds for Main Countries>>
*Please note:
- We dispatch orders within 1-5 business days via DHL. Shipping to Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, and Israel are temporarily suspended. Shipping to Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates is temporarily subject to an additional USD 15 risk surcharge per shipment.
- We sometimes separate orders to cut the cost and time of shipping. Please do not worry if you receive two tracking numbers.
- There may be a chance our shipping service does not ship to your country. Please contact us should you have questions.
- There may be a chance of delay of your delivery due to custom inspection.
