Tie tying tips-2

3. FULL WINDSOR KNOT

Application scenario: Suitable for wide-necked shirts and business and political occasions, not suitable for shirts with narrow collars. If you use a thick tie, the Windsor knot will look too big.

The Windsor knot is closely related to the short-lived King of England, the Duke of Windsor, who gave up his throne for love and has had a profound influence on men's fashion. Pierre Cardin once said: "There was only one real big name in men's fashion this century, and that was the Duke of Windsor. 'The Windsor knot is a very classic tie tie. It is very full and suitable for formal occasions, so it is rarely used in everyday life.

4.PRATT KNOT

Applicable scenario: Simple and easy to learn, suitable for most people. It is suitable for most shirts and occasions. The disadvantage is that the small collar of the tie faces outward. If it is not hidden in the big collar, the look and feel is poor.

The Pratt knot was invented by Jerry Pratt, but is sometimes referred to as the "Shelby knot" because Don Shelby, who often wore it on television shows, is thought to have invented it.
Pruitt, postmodern emerging tie the knot, inherited the contracted and fashionable style, not only after the completion of exquisite beauty, but also on a dozen steps a winding, fewer than in the other way is simple and gentle. The Pratt knot is a symmetrical, even-sized tie knot. It is larger than the four-hand knot and smaller than the half Windsor knot. It looks neither too wide nor too narrow.