Best Ties

[dbush440]

Here is my preference list, feel free to weigh in with yours.

1. Hermes
2. Charvet
3. Turnbull & Asser

 

[designprofessor]

Because I am inclined toward bold graphics and colors, I seem to gravitate toward Robert Talbott.

Next on my to purchase list:
Charvet
Hermes

 

[Soph]

Of what I own:

Attolini- is my favorite as the silk of all of them are quite exceptional.

Borrelli-their 7 folds ties are one of the easiest and best dimples I've found

Ricci-despite their poor taste in other garments, Ricci's ties are quite nice

Kiton-suprised as I'm not very impressed, the materials are not of Attolini's quality

Dormeuil-nice grenadines

 

[Vintage Gent]

Carlo Franco
Drake's
S. Ricci
Anthony Kirby
Sam Hober (for grenadines)

 

[itsstillmatt]

Cappelli, Rubinacci, Drakes, Loro Piana, Marinella, Matuozzo.

Edit: Kitons prints are great but their wovens are not so good IMO.

 

[aportnoy]

yet to be mentioned additions...

Nicky
Barbera
Talbott 7 fold and Estate

 

[Chris "Italia"]

1. Italo Ferretti; very high quality silk, (Under their own label).
2. Tino Cosma.

 

[johninla]

I'm surprised no one has mention Arney's ties. Ben Silver, out of Charleston, carries them. They are very nice ties.
John

 

[Pink22m]

1. Robert Talbott
2. Salvatore Ferragamo
3. Luigi Borrelli

 

[Connemara]

Nicky, Drakes, and Barbera top my list.

 

[tom288]

I like Charvet, Brioni, and Canali.

 

[AlanC]

Nicky, Charles Hill (T&A), Breuer, Drake's (in no particular order)

 

[Panzeraxe II]

Drakes, Battistoni, Anna Matuozzo

 

[odoreater]

Lately, I've become quite fond of Zegna ties. Don't know if they're objectively that great, but I like them.

 

[Carey]

Tino Cosma,
Robert Talbott - Best of Class
E. Zegna
Bruer

Past favorite is a 14 year old grenadine Polo (Navy with Gold silk stripe).