【Almost New】A FairFax-made tie, featuring a burgundy base with a small blue and white floral pattern. The size is extremely basic, with a blade width of approximately 8cm, making it suitable for anyone to wear casually. I was looking for a red tie, but I found it difficult to choose "a good red" because if it's too bright, the tie stands out too much, and if it's too dark, it ends up being plain and doesn't differentiate itself from other ties. Then I came across this tie. This tie, as expected from FairFax, has navy woven into the material, creating a deep red with a sense of depth, and its non-flat appearance gives it a luxurious feel (※It may look shiny in the photos, but this is due to the reflection of the material, and there is no actual shine). Thanks to this, the red is neither too bright nor too dark, making it a very easy-to-wear, exquisite shade. Even my wife, who usually prefers a chic look, raved about it, which led me to purchase it. This tie goes perfectly with the so-called power coordination (coordination with a plain white shirt) that American presidents and others often use when giving speeches. The white of the small pattern on this tie picks up the white of the shirt, so the tie and shirt are well-linked and don't feel out of place. This combination of the tie and a white shirt creates an atmosphere that makes sense of the seemingly contradictory phrase "assertive yet calm." It also goes perfectly with a blue shirt, as the blue of the small pattern picks up the blue of the shirt, blending in very nicely. What surprised me was how well it goes with a white and blue striped shirt. The white and blue of the small pattern link with the shirt, respectively, so it blends seamlessly with a striped shirt that might otherwise look flashy, and they complement each other ◎. This tie has a moderate thickness, so it's easy to create a dimple even when tied with a single knot, and it's also attractive because it doesn't easily lose its shape. As you can see in the photos, the inside of the blade and small blade also have the so-called slack thread, and the construction is authentic and meticulous, allowing you to enjoy a top-of-the-line Made in Japan tie. After purchasing it, it got mixed up with the 30-40 ties I own, and I've never worn it outside, so it's in a near-new condition, only tried on. I hope someone who likes it will cherish it.