Liberty Fabric Ties
Introducing our new collection of ties Made with LIBERTY fabrics. Shortly after opening on Regent Street London in 1875, Arthur Liberty became renowned for his silks. Today, every bolt of Liberty fabric is the product of a bespoke production process; hand drawn or painted by the in-house design team in London. Transformed onto fabric at Liberty's own Italian printing mill, near Lake Como. Shop our latest collection of ties Made with LIBERTY fabric today.
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Red Berry Tie Made with Liberty FabricMoss Bros.2021-11-03T20:01:08.1815387+00:00If fine fabrics and classic style are your thing, Moss 1851’s red berry tie was made for you. It’s crafted in Liberty Fabric’s exclusive Tana Lawn™ Egyptian cotton for a cool, durable feel with a silken handle that gives the print a rich colour intensity. It's a pattern that's been expertly transformed onto the fabric at Liberty’s own Italian printing mill, near Lake Como.
Blue Berry Tie Made with Liberty FabricMoss Bros.2021-11-03T20:01:08.3859378+00:00Carrying a blue berry print carefully designed by Liberty's in-house fabric team in Soho, London, Moss 1851's tie is instantly recognisable as being a cut above the rest. The refined Tana Lawn™ material is made from extra-long-staple Egyptian cotton for a rich, silken feel, durable performance and colour vibrancy that does the exclusive pattern justice.
Navy Floral Tie Made with Liberty FabricMoss Bros.2021-11-03T20:01:08.7609330+00:00With a macro floral motif printed at Liberty Fabric's Italian mill near Lake Como, Moss 1851's navy tie is a fine way to round out your top-of-the-line collection. The Tana Lawn™ fabric is made from extra-long-staple cotton yarns, which offer a cool and silken feel while boosting the vibrancy of the print for deeper intensity. Famed for avant-garde textile design since the late 1800s, Liberty fabrics are created by skilled technicians who oversee the production of more than 300 different designs every year.
Red Floral Tie Made with Liberty FabricMoss Bros.2021-11-03T20:01:08.8234317+00:00Invite a little Liberty elegance into your formal styling with Moss 1851’s red macro-print floral tie. Crafted in the brand’s elevated Tana Lawn™ fabric, made from extra-long-staple Egyptian cotton for a cool, silken feel with a vibrant print outcome, it’ll instantly refine your look. Every bolt of Liberty fabric is the product of a bespoke production process: hand drawn or painted by the in-house design team in London, Soho.
Blue Floral Tie Made with Liberty FabricMoss Bros.2021-11-03T20:01:08.6203154+00:00Crafted in Liberty Fabric's own Piccadilly Poplin™ design made from extra-long-staple Egyptian cotton, Moss 1851's floral-print tie will seriously up your formal game at your next big event. This elegantly soft and silken fabric is ideal for showcasing the pattern, created by Liberty Fabric's in-house design team in Soho, London, and lending rich intensity to its blue tones.
Navy Floral Tie Made with Liberty FabricMoss Bros.2021-11-03T20:01:08.4484346+00:00Printed with an exclusive floral motif at Liberty Fabric's own mill near Lake Como, Italy, the navy fabric of Moss 1851's tie is bursting with colour intensity and modern character. The extra-long-staple Egyptian cotton used to create Liberty Fabric's celebrated Piccadilly Poplin™ material offers a silken handle and cool feel that's earned it prized status since it was first introduced in the 1920s. This fine styling extra will deliver a shot of Liberty Fabric's famously avant-garde textile design to your formal looks.
Wine Floral Tie Made with Liberty FabricMoss Bros.2021-11-03T20:01:08.6828197+00:00Classic London style meets Italian knowhow in Moss 1851's new-season tie. It's crafted in Liberty Fabric's exclusive Piccadilly Poplin™ cloth, made from extra-long-staple Egyptian cotton, and printed at Liberty's Italian mill near Lake Como to give the wine tones of the floral print real vibrancy. There's a reason Liberty Fabrics has been at the forefront of textile design for almost 150 years, and this colourful styling piece demonstrates exactly why.
