The city of Como is as famous for its lake as it is for its tie-making expertise. There, we found a traditional tie workshop, founded by Paolo. Seduced by its know-how and its history, we challenged Paolo to make a tie out of a material he had never worked with before, a mixture of hemp and wool. Yes, yes, hemp. Here is the result!

Once again, we went back to Como, to Paolo's studio, to develop this new tie. For sunny days, we have selected a 100% linen fabric. In terms of patterns, the famous "Prince of Wales" makes its first appearance at Atelier Particulier. A historical motif, revisited in a natural and modern material. What more ?

The city of Como is just as famous for its lake as it is for its craftsmanship in the tie. There, we found a traditional tie-making workshop, founded by Paolo. Seduced by his know-how and his history, Paolo was challenged: to make a tie in a material he had never worked before, a blend of linen, wool and silk. Here is the result! 

Our grenadine is woven from high-twist silk yarn on century-old wooden looms, in Como. Hand-made piece. As elegant as it gets. Timeless.

This model has been made in a lightweight flannel from Vitale Barberis Canonico. Elegance. Italian style. All season tie.

Our passion for Italian craftsmanship has brought us to Como, the great bastion of the tie. There, we found a workshop founded in 1900 that makes Italian ties in the old-fashioned way. Our Cashmere Tie is a great example. It is a perfect mix of traditional craftsmanship and modern style. And to go a little further, we have chosen a slightly chiné cashmere which brings pep. You're welcome ;)

Two years ago, we unearthed the best hidden know-how in Paris: a hundred-year-old cravat workshop.
With it, we wanted to offer you a piece of character (that you won't see everywhere) made to last. And to help us in this mission, we asked our community for help. As a result, this tie was created by you. 

At Atelier Particulier, we like to push the limits! You know the weaving "Grenadine" (made on ancient looms, dating from the 19th century) and silk called "Shantung" (a rare  and wild silk, with a unique texture). Well, we decided to mix the 2! The result is simply gorgeous. Compliments guaranteed!