Green Micro Medallion Flower Pattern Silk Tie

THE BRAND Petronius 1926 is one of the world's most respected tie-making ateliers, founded in Milan by Luigi Wollisch in the mid-1920s. The name is taken from Titus Petronius Niger — the Roman writer and politician who served Emperor Nero as Arbiter Elegantiae, the ultimate judge of taste and refinement. Nearly a century later, that same spirit guides everything the Wollisch family creates. Now in its third generation, Petronius 1926 remains a fully family-run atelier in Milan, where every tie is still cut and sewn entirely by hand using the finest silks, linens and cashmeres sourced from the world's most distinguished mills. DETAILS Designed exclusively in collaboration between Lund & Lund and Petronius 1926, this curated selection of wedding ties represents the finest expression of Italian neckwear craftsmanship applied to one of life's most significant occasions. Each tie has been developed with the specific demands of the dressed man in mind — whether he is standing at the altar, walking as groomsman or attending as a guest. The collection spans the full range of wedding dress codes, from the formality of black tie and dark suit to the relaxed elegance of a summer ceremony in linen. Colours and patterns have been chosen with deliberate care: tones that photograph beautifully, hold their own against a white shirt and a tailored lapel, and remain as tasteful at midnight as at noon. Every tie in the collection is handmade in Milan using Petronius 1926's signature construction — cut on the bias for natural drape, filled without interlining for a soft, supple knot, and finished with a hand-sewn slip stitch that allows the tie to move and recover its shape with every wear. Brand: Petronius 1926, Milan — founded 1926 Width: 8 cm Construction: Handmade, cut on the bias, hand-sewn slip stitch Materials: Fine silk, with select styles in linen and cashmere blends Made in: Italy Exclusive to: Lund & Lund SIZE & CARE Width: 8 cm — a classic, versatile width suited to all collar types and lapel widths A four-in-hand or half Windsor knot is recommended for most wedding suits Roll the tie loosely after each wear rather than folding to preserve the shape Store hanging or loosely rolled — never knotted Dry clean only; avoid perfume or cologne contact to protect the silk