Japanese handwoven necktie - Nanbusenmaya, traditional spinning of the southern area ORIZURU’s all-made-in-Japan standard necktie, a popular item that also uses the same color for the warps, and you can slightly see the vertical stripes as well as the heck tassels, which is also adding character. It might also look like knitwear, but it’s an extremely rare necktie, whose vertical and horizontal strings were woven up one by one, thus it differs greatly from fabrics labeled “hand-woven” but that were cut and sawn. Since the material’s sensation is different than that of a regular necktie, you might need a little bit of time to get used to the tying, but once taken a liking to it, customers use it for years and years.