Black and navy pre-tied bow ties with subtle tonal woven patterns.

Design the Jacquard Around the Finished Bow

A woven design looks different after the fabric is cut, folded, tied or shaped around the center knot. Map the visible wings, knot, reverse areas, pattern direction and repeat before sampling. Judge the motif on the finished bow rather than on flat fabric alone.

Woven Bow Tie Texture and Finish

Jacquard adds pattern and texture to the bow. Coordinate the weave with the folded shape and private label presentation.

Gray and blue pre-tied bow tie with a dense geometric woven motif.

Woven Motifs and Crests

Yarn colors form logos, crests and repeating patterns within the fabric. Small details may need simplification to remain clear at bow tie scale.

Navy bow tie with pale blue diagonal stripes across the wings and center knot.

Pattern Across the Bow

Wing proportions, folds and the center knot affect which parts of the pattern are visible. Self-tie and pre-tied constructions give different results.

Navy paisley bow tie reverse showing the clasp, strap and sample LOGO label.

Labels and Presentation

Custom labels, cards, and packaging can identify each woven colorway. Specify identification and packing for each version.

Pre-tied bow tie with blue, red and white plaid bands and dark edging.

Choose the Woven Design Structure

Choose a structure that remains clear in woven fabric and across the bow’s folds. Review the artwork, repeat, contrast and visible placement together before the first woven sample.

  • All-Over Repeat
    Brands, clubs, and event teams can use a repeated pattern. Approve scale, direction, spacing, and interruption at the center knot.
  • Woven Stripes
    Set stripe angle, width, sequence, yarn colors, and finished alignment for uniform, hospitality, or club ties.
  • Geometric Pattern
    Simplify the geometry for retail or formal ties and approve its scale on physical fabric.
  • Small Woven Crest or Logo
    Institutional or brand marks may need simpler fine lines and text. Approve legibility after folding.
  • Tone-on-Tone Motif
    Subtle uniform or other woven designs depend on yarn contrast. Check the motif at different viewing angles.
Burgundy and blue pre-tied bow ties showing two coordinated woven colorways.

Plan Yarn Colors Before Weaving

Woven color comes from yarn selection and interaction rather than a printed surface. Provide clear references, define each color’s role and approve the result on the selected material and weave.

  • Pantone Color Reference
    Use Pantone to communicate brand or uniform colors, then approve the actual yarn and woven appearance.
  • Physical Color Sample
    Identify the area of the existing item to match. Material and surface affect color perception.
  • Yarn Color Map
    Assign a yarn role and variant code to each color in a multicolor crest or repeat.
  • Woven Strike-Off
    Review color, motif definition, weave direction, and scale before the finished bow sample.
Pre-tied bow tie with a repeating red, blue and white paisley pattern.

Prepare Artwork for Jacquard Weaving

Some print-ready logo details may not reproduce clearly in yarn. Prepare approved artwork with recognizable shapes, clear repeats, and visible detail on the finished bow.

  • Vector Artwork
    Supply AI, PDF, or CDR files for logos, crests, stripes, or geometric designs, with separated shapes, text, and colors.
  • Detail Simplification
    Approve changes to line weight or removed detail in small text, outlines, or fine internal elements before weaving.
  • Scale and Repeat Plan
    Specify the physical size, spacing, direction, and intended repeats for motifs, stripes, or emblems.
  • Finished-Bow Visibility Map
    Mark wings, center knot, folds, seams, and reverse areas for placement-sensitive designs.
Seven bow ties with plaid, stripe and small holiday motifs by variant.

Identify, Protect, and Group Each Variant

Plan labels and packing for identification, presentation, protection, and receiving. Assign a code and quantity to each artwork, colorway, format, and packing version.

  • Brand Label
    Approve artwork, material, dimensions, wording, and sewing position for private-label or retail ties.
  • Size or Care Label
    Supply approved wearer information and assign it to each required variant.
  • Paper Card or Hang Tag
    Approve artwork, dimensions, attachment, and bow orientation for retail, event, wedding, or gift presentation.
  • Individual OPP Bag
    Separate and protect ties individually. Specify the placement of labels, cards, and inserts.
  • Box or Cloth Bag
    Approve type, dimensions, artwork, inserts, product fit, and the sample for brand, retail, formal, or gift use.
  • Grouped Outer Carton
    Define quantities, variant marks, labels, and grouping for orders split by role, location, color, or format.
Purple and gray patterned self-tie bow with an adjustable numbered neck band.

Keep the Approved Weave Reference for Reorders

Keep approved weave drawings, yarn colors, material, pattern scale, format, dimensions, neck details, labels, packing, quantities, and buyer approval under one version code. For reorders, provide the previous order reference and reconfirm material availability, colors, and active variants.

Send Your Woven Bow Tie Brief

Send your woven bow tie requirements and estimated quantity.

Request a Woven Bow Tie Quote
MOQ 100
After woven design and variants confirmed
Sample Timing
Usually 5–7 days after details confirmed
Production Timing
Usually ~20–25 days after approval; order-dependent

Custom Woven Bow Tie FAQs

Custom woven bow ties form logos, stripes, crests, geometric designs, or repeats through colored yarns and weave structure in self-tie or pre-tied formats. The textile texture and integrated pattern suit uniform, hospitality, club, institutional, event, wedding, gift, and retail programs.
Choose the woven design based on the artwork, intended visibility, material, contrast and finished bow shape. Repeats, stripes, geometric patterns, small crests and tone-on-tone motifs require different scale and yarn planning. Choose self-tie for a naturally tied appearance or pre-tied for faster, more consistent group dressing, then approve the dimensions, neck details and physical sample.
Send AI, PDF, PSD, CDR, JPG or PNG artwork where available, along with the physical motif size, repeat or placement map, Pantone or physical color references, material preference, wearing format, bow dimensions and sample images. List each artwork, yarn colorway, label, packing option and quantity under a unique variant code. LuxoTie will review detail simplification before weaving.
The MOQ is 100 pieces. A custom sample usually takes 5–7 days, and bulk production usually takes about 20–25 days after approval of the woven design and sample. Timing depends on material supply, weave complexity, yarn colors, wearing format, variants, labels and packing. LuxoTie checks incoming materials, weaving and construction in progress, and final appearance, dimensions, grouping and packing.
For a quotation, send the intended use, artwork, material preference, yarn color references, woven layout, self-tie or pre-tied format, bow dimensions, total quantity and quantity by variant. Include labels, packing, destination and required date. For a reorder, provide the previous order reference and reconfirm the current weave drawing, colors, construction, labels, packing and quantities before production.