The Denim Tie Company
02 / 04. Japan to Camden, NW1

Origin

Salvaged Japanese denim. Crafted in Camden.

Every tie begins as Japanese denim that has already had a life. It is salvaged, cut with care in Camden, NW1, and made into a tie.

The maker has spent more than twenty years inside the denim industry. She trained as a cutter at Scott & Shanks in Scotland, studied at the London College of Fashion, and completed a bespoke tailoring course affiliated with Savile Row.

A tie is the smallest piece of tailoring you wear every day. In denim it becomes quieter, more particular, and entirely your own — a unique and long-lasting tie.

Low sun through a wooden shoji screen, Japan01
Japan
A hand lifting a cut edge of chalk-marked denim beside shears02
Chalk and shears
Close-up of denim under the foot of a sewing machine03
At the machine
Fingers holding the pointed tip of a denim tie04
The point
Hands pushing a needle through a folded strip of denim05
Needle and thread
The Camden studio, with the sewing machine and work table06
The studio, Camden, NW1