How do you tie a tie

Here’s how to tie the Simple (or Oriental) tie knot. 1: Drape the tie inside out over your neck, with the wide end longer and on your left. 2: Wide end goes to the right under the small end. 3: Bring it back to the left over the small end. 4: Bring the wide end […]

How to tie five classic necktie knots that every man should know, including the four-in-hand, half-windsor, windsor, shelby, and simple knots.

A step-by-step visual guide to tying a half-windsor knot

How to tie five classic necktie knots that every man should know, including the four-in-hand, half-windsor, windsor, shelby, and simple knots.

Largely known to be named after the Duke of Windsor, the Full Windsor, otherwise known as the Double Windsor is a wide knot that is symmetrical, triangular and a classic knot for a tie. While there are a number of steps to successfully completing this knot, its worth it and looks great with any style of tie. The tie will stay in place, and does not slip away very easily, keeping it well situated no matter what activities you are doing. The Full Windsor is a great knot for any type of event…

Learning how to tie a Full Windsor Knot is akin to your metaphorical leap into fully fledged formal wear fashion. In this detailed guide, we will discuss the history of the Full Windsor Knot, the type of collar that it is best worn with, the type of occasion it is best worn to, and finally, the tie knot tutorial. The occasion is set. You’ve got that spanking new suit and crisp shirt to go with. Whether it’s that wedding reception, an important presentation, an evening out or date night, you…

The St. Andrew Knot is a large, slightly asymmetrical necktie knot that offers a touch of elegance and distinction. It's more voluminous than the simpler knots, making it suitable for formal events and business settings. The knot's structure provides a deep dimple, enhancing its sophisticated appearance. Ideal for medium to long ties and complementing a…