The 5 Easiest Tie Knots For ANY Situation [0:00:00]
[Music] Drape the necktie over your neck with the
outside of the tie facing towards you. Adjust the tie until the wide end is longer than
the narrow end. The exact ratio will vary based upon the length of the necktie and the
height of the wearer. Cross the narrow end over the wide end, then bring the wide end
in front of the narrow end. Now, take the wide end under and through the
neck opening, then bring it down and through the loop formed in the front. Tighten the
knot by gently pulling on the wide end while holding the knot.
Bring the knot up your neck by holding the narrow end while pushing the knot upward.
And don't forget to keep your tie looking orderly by pulling the narrow end through
the keeper loop on the back of the tie. Your tie should rest between the top and middle
of your belt line. If it's too short, start over making the wide end lower. If it's too
long, start with the wide end higher. [Music]
Start by draping the tie over your neck. Make sure the outside of the tie is facing towards
you. Adjust the tie until the wide end is longer than the narrow end. Cross the narrow
end over the wide end, then bring the wide end over and through the opening near your
neck. Cross behind the narrow end, then go over and through the neck opening again.
Go behind the narrow end one more time, then bring the wide end across the front of the
narrow end. Now, you will pull the wide end under and up through the neck opening. Finish
by pulling the wide end through the loop you formed in the front. Tighten the knot by gently
pulling on the wide end while holding the knot until you're pleased with the look.
Bring the knot up to your neck by holding to the narrow end while pushing the knot up
with your other hand. Don't forget to put the narrow end through the loop in the back
to keep everything looking tidy. You can also use a tie bar to keep it in place if the narrow
end is too short for the keeper loop. If the tie ends in the middle of your belt line,
its the right length and you're good to go. [Music]
Drape the necktie over your neck with the outside of the tie facing you. Unlike most
knots, you'll start with the narrow end on your right and the wide end on your left.
Now, make sure the wide end is longer than the narrow end. Cross the narrow end over
the wide end and then bring the wide end around in front of the narrow end. Take the wide
end behind the narrow end, then pass it in front of the narrow end one more time.
Now, go under and through the neck opening, pulling the wide end through the outermost
loop you just formed. Tighten the knot by gently 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 upward. Put the narrow end through the keeper loop
and make sure the wide end finishes around the middle of your belt line. You know now
the tie is perfect in length. [Music]
Drape the tie over your neck. This knot will also have the outside of the tie facing toward
you. Adjust the tie making the wide end longer than the narrow end. Cross the narrow end
over the wide end, then bring the wide end over and through the opening near your neck.
Cross the wide end in front of the narrow end, then bring it under and up through the
neck opening. Finish off by pulling the wide end through
the loop formed at the front. Tighten the knot by gently pulling on the wide end while
holding the knot until you're happy with how it looks. Hold the narrow end and push the
knot up to your neck. Finish by putting the narrow end through the keeper loop in the
back and make sure your tie is rested at the middle of your beltline.
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For this knot, the outside of the necktie will face away from you at the start. Adjust
the length until the narrow end is longer than the wide end. Cross the narrow end over
the wide end and then bring the narrow end under and through the neck opening. Cross
the narrow end behind the wide end, then bring it around in the front.
Take the narrow end and pass under and through the neck opening again. Pass behind the wide
end and then go over and through the neck opening. Now, there's a loop formed at the
back of the knot, you're going to pull the narrow end through that loop. Adjust that
knot until it looks nice and tight. [Music]
Bring the knot up to your neck by holding the wide end while pushing the knot up with
your other hand. Put the narrow end through the keeper loop on the back of the tie if
the narrow end is long enough. Finally, if your tie is resting between the
top and middle of your belt line, congratulations, you nailed it, it's the right length.
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