Vintage 1930s 40s Cusp Necktie Bamboo Weave Pure Silk in Textural Brown with Screen Print

Vintage 1930s 40s Cusp Necktie Bamboo Weave Pure Silk in Textural Brown with Screen Print

An excellent 1939 or 1940 necktie, based on the limited ads I could find for "bamboo weave pure silk." The "bamboo" weave has a dense, bark-like texture. This is over printed with ivory dashes and dots in ...

$$$$$ · Indexed February 9, 2026 ·

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History
  • Neckties gained significant popularity in the early 20th century, with styles from the 1930s and 1940s often reflecting the fashion sense of that era, marked by a move towards more personalized and expressive attire.
  • The 1930s and 1940s saw various textile innovations, including unique weaving techniques like bamboo weave, which could influence the texture and aesthetic of ties from this period.
  • The Mabley & Carew Company, based in Cincinnati, represents a part of American manufacturing history, highlighting local craftsmanship during a time of rising industrialization.

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