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Folded Origami No. 037 draped over a plaster bust in the Brooklyn atelier
SPRING 2025 · DROP No. 037 RUN OF 7

Folded
Origami
No. 037

A hand-formed silk necktie, released this April in a run of seven, signed and hallmarked on the keeper loop.

Reserve the Current Drop No. 037 / 040 · Silk, Interlined, 22 Hours of Hand-Finishing

A One-Sentence Position

Necktie Sculpture is the only North American studio treating the necktie as a three-dimensional sculptural medium — each piece hand-formed, individually numbered, and produced in runs of twelve or fewer.

— Caleb Voss, Founder & Sculptor-in-Chief, Brooklyn, 2021–

Folded Origami No. 037 suspended from a brass arm in the atelier
No. 037 / 040 · Suspended on brass, daylit atelier
Detail of the hand-folded creases in oxblood silk
Detail · Crease Study
Hallmark struck into the keeper loop of the necktie
Detail · Hallmark
The numbered certificate and archival care kit accompanying each piece
Includes · Certificate & Care Kit

From the Archive

34 of 37 Drops Sold Out Within 72 Hours

Five selected runs from the studio's archive — each frame tagged with piece number, run size, and final disposition.

No. 031 / 040 Run of 7 SOLD
Archive piece No. 028 / 040 draped over a brass arm
No. 028 / 040 Run of 12 SOLD
No. 024 / 040 Run of 9 SOLD
Archive piece No. 019 / 040 draped over a tailor's block
No. 019 / 040 Run of 7 ARCHIVE

In the Press

64 Editorial Placements Since 2022.

“The most interesting thing you can wear this season is, improbably, a necktie.”
GQ Spring 2023 · Most Interesting Things You Can Wear
“Voss is making neckwear the way a sculptor makes maquettes — one bend at a time, signed and meant to be inherited.”
Esquire 2024 Best of Menswear
“A small Brooklyn studio quietly redefining what a tie can be — and what it can cost.”
Monocle Issue 178 · The Slow Craft Quarterly
The four sculptors of Necktie Sculpture at work in the Brooklyn atelier
No. 037 / 040 · Four sculptors at the bench, Garment District, Brooklyn

The Atelier

A Brooklyn Workshop,
Opened to the Bench.

The studio occupies 4,200 square feet on the fourth floor of 118 West 27th Street — four full-time sculptors, one in-house conservator trained at the Met's Sherman Fairchild Center, and a small archive of every piece we have ever released.

1,200+
Private collectors across 41 countries
22 hrs
Average hand-finishing per Folded Origami piece
37
Limited drops released since 2021
0
Returns on full-price limited drops, last 18 months
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  • Founded2021, Brooklyn
  • Team7, including 4 sculptors
  • ShowroomBergdorf Goodman, Men's Floor
  • Recognition2023 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund · Accessories Finalist