Tie tying tips-1

1. FOUR IN HAND KNOT

Application scenario: The four-hand knot is suitable for everyone, especially for men with a short neck, suitable for all kinds of shirts and ties.

Named after a 19th-century gentlemen's club, the four-in-hand knot is the most popular. Its popularity stems from its simplicity and versatility. The four-hand knot is simple to operate, slender, tapered in shape, moderately asymmetrical, and self-disassembled, giving a feeling of frankness, vigor and enthusiasm of a man. If you just want to learn one way to tie a tie, opt for a four-in-hand knot.

2. HALF WINDSOR KNOT

Application scenario: The half Windsor knot is suitable for most collars and occasions, and is best worn with romantic pointy collars and standard collars. Use ties of medium to slight thickness best.


Knot introduction: half Windsor knot is extremely versatile. Not quite fitting its name, this bow tie is slightly larger than a Pratt knot, approaching three-quarters the size of a Windsor knot. The half Windsor knot is medium in size, almost symmetrical and, if tied correctly, will form a deep dimple. It seems like a lot of steps, but it is not difficult to do, tied after the bow tie is usually very positive.