TAIYO NECKTIE CO., LTD

Taiyo Necktie Co., Ltd

The Art of Luxurious Jacquard Silk

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Taiyo Necktie Co.
Established in 1907.

Proud of our artisans' tradition, we explore the potential of silk jacquard fabrics. With the rise in demand for Western clothing in the Meiji Era, Nishijin's weaving techniques in Kyoto were employed to develop a new type of necktie fabric, suitable for wearing over shirts—a novelty in Japan. This fabric, rich in intricate designs, is the result of the skill of Nishijin craftsmen, a true treasure discovered after a long journey.

The Art of Jacquard Silk

Taiyo Neckties' jacquard silk, with its luster resembling flowing water that shifts between light and shadow, gently conforms to the skin, offering elegance and comfort. We see endless possibilities in the timeless beauty of these fabrics.

Innovative Production System

Since its founding, Taiyo Neckties has embraced a responsive, integrated production system covering everything from design to weaving in-house. Our library boasts over 10,000 patterns, a treasure trove of endless color combinations. We also accommodate small-lot orders. For information on our original textiles and OEM products, please contact us.

Small-lot craft: trad & eco

Unique and High-Quality Textiles
The appeal of diverse, small-lot Nishijin weaving is its unique, high-quality textiles tailored to specific needs, valuable in fashion where exclusivity and customization are prized. This method allows for experimentation without large-scale production commitments, enhancing uniqueness and reducing waste.

Sustainability
Small-lot production aligns with eco-friendly practices by minimizing overproduction. This approach conserves resources and energy by producing only what is necessary, supporting the "buy less, buy better" sustainability ethos with durable materials.

Cultural and Modern Relevance
Highlighting these aspects for the Milan exhibition can differentiate your collection, demonstrating how traditional craftsmanship aligns with modern sustainability goals. This approach honors Nishijin weaving's rich heritage while appealing to a contemporary audience that values artistry and ecological responsibility.