Bisley Green Pheasant Silk Tie
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- 100% silk shooting tie by Bisley
- Green ground with a repeating pheasant motif
- Smart enough for the office, at home in the country
- Ideal for shoot days, country weddings and formal occasions
- A genuinely useful gift for the shooting man or woman
- Classic Bisley country styling
Bisley's Green Pheasants tie is a 100% silk shooting tie in a rich green ground, patterned with a repeating pheasant motif. It's the sort of tie that quietly signals country credentials without shouting about it — smart enough for the office, at home on a shoot day lunch or a country wedding. The silk gives it a proper weight and a soft, comfortable knot, and the pheasant print keeps it firmly rooted in field-sports territory rather than generic corporate stripes. Bisley have built a long-standing reputation among the shooting and gundog crowd for exactly this kind of accessory — practical country clothing and kit with a nod to tradition. Pair it with a tweed jacket and moleskins for a shoot lunch, or wear it under a suit for a smarter everyday look with a bit of character. It also makes a genuinely useful gift for anyone who spends their weekends in the field: shooting men and women, gundog owners, or anyone who'd rather their tie said something about their interests than just their job.
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