How to Tie a Tie

Have you ever tried to tie a tie, only to end up with a horrible tangled knot? Beginning with these helpful instructions, a sharp-looking tie, a mirror and some patience, you can become an expert in tying a fabulous tie. Because there are several different ways to tie a tie, this article listed a few several methods, starting with the easiest tie to tie.

On this App we will teach you How to tie a tie, easily! I’m sure that with some practice you will shortly be able to tie a tie, easily, with your eyes closed. Today, there are 4 major tying methods: Four in Hand, Windsor Knot, Half Windsor Knot and the Pratt Knot. All of these tying methods are basically similar one to another. The 4 Tying methods results in a different shape of the knot, and size, fitting different kinds of fabric thicknesses of ties, and the variety of collar shirts.

Four In hand is the most popular tying method. It’s also the simplest among the 4 major tying methods. The four In hand looks elegant & and “cool” together and it will be great for almost every event. A little bit asymmetric.

Windsor knot is a symmetric and wide tying method, Considered high-class tie knot. The Windsor Knot is a little more complex to tie than the four in hand. Used only for thin-medium fabric materials and for wide collar shirts.

Half Windsor knot is the semi-version of the full Windsor Knot. This tying method is a little bit thinner than the Windsor knot and provides a combination of thinness while preserving the full Windsor knot shape.

Pratt knot is a tidy & gentle tying method. Thinner than the Half Windsor, Good for thick fabric material. Fit almost every shirt & occasion.

The Bow tie is a popular type of necktie, which transmits a formal and high-class look. The bow tie will suitable for formal events (such a wedding or a ceremony). The most common tied bow tie is a black bow tie.