4 Tie Knots Every Man MUST Know Best Tie Knots For EVERY Neck And Collar Type Video Tutorial
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Start by draping the tie over your neck adjusting it until the wide end hangs longer than the
narrow end.
The exact length will vary by person and necktie length.
Cross the wide end of the tie over the narrow end and then, bring it behind the narrow end.
Wrap it across the front again, this time you’re going to take the wide end and bring
it up through the opening near your neck.
Now, pull the wide end through the loop in the front.
To tighten the knot, pull on the wide end while holding the knot until you are satisfied
with the look.
Bring the knot up to your neck by holding the narrow end while pushing the knot up with
your other hand.
Keep your tie looking tidy by putting the narrow end through the keeper loop on the
back of the tie.
When finished, your tie end should rest between the top and middle portion of your belt line.
First, cross the wide end of the tie over the narrow end and then bring it around and
behind the narrow end.
Take it over and through the opening near your neck.
Wrap the wide end across the front, then under and through the neck opening.
Now, pull the wide end of the knot through the loop formed in the front.
Tighten the knot by pulling on the wide end while holding the knot until you’re satisfied
with the look.
Bring the knot up to your neck by holding the narrow end of the tie while pushing the
knot up with your other hand.
Because this knot uses more of the tie fabric, you will need to start with the narrow end
higher than with most other knots.
Now, first cross the wide end of the tie over the narrow end and then bring it under and
through the neck opening.
Next, cross the wide end behind the narrow end, then bring it through the neck opening
again, this time going over.
Cross the wide end across the front and bring it under and through the neck opening once
more.
Now, pull the wide end of the knot through the loop formed in the front.
Tighten the knot by pulling on the wide end while holding the knot until you’re satisfied
with the look.
Bring the knot up to your neck by holding the narrow end while pushing the knot up with
your other hand.
Drape the bowtie over your neck making one end slightly longer than the other.
Cross the long end over the shorter end and then, bring it under and through the hole
pulling it tight.
Then, fold the shorter end and bring it over.
Now, take the longer end and bring it down over the top.
Take the two ends of the bow and hold them together.
You should see a hole, it’s formed in the back.
You’re now going to take the end that’s hanging down, fold it and put it through the
hole.
You are now left with what looks like a messy bowtie, but that’s okay, we’re not done.
Now, pull the folded ends in the front and back to tighten the knot.
Then, pull the non-folded end to lose it.
Keep going back and forth until you are satisfied with the look.
An important note, a self-tied bowtie will never be perfectly symmetrical.
That is part of its charm.
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