How to Tie a Tie
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How to Tie a Tie
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Description
This article will show you how to tie a tie in 18 different ways.
Want to signal power?
What about trust in a business relationship? Or casual approachability?
One subconscious signal can give this.
The tie knot.
Why?
It’s a subliminal message that speaks to our attention to detail.
Don’t believe me?
Look at nearly every President. The full Windsor knot.
Look at less formal business outfits. The four-in-hand or half Windsor knot.
Each style sends a different message and suits a different shirt collar and neck. There are tie knots for tall guys, short guys, big guys and skinny guys.
Yet most men use one tie knot their entire lives.
I’m showing you 18 ways to tie a necktie, so you will be able to tie all the best tie knots – starting with the quickest and easiest tie knot, the Simple or Oriental Knot.
Learn how to tie a tie step by step:
The Simple Knot (Oriental Knot) Tying Instructions
Learn how to tie a tie: The Simple Oriental Knot:
- Drape the tie around your collar with the seam facing inward and the thick end on your left, two or three inches lower than your desired finishing position.
- Bring the thick end horizontally across the front of the narrow end, and then pass it back horizontally behind the narrow end.
- Pass the thick end again across the front of the knot from left to right.
- Now pass the thick end again behind the knot horizontally from right to left.
- Pass the thick end AGAIN across the front of the knot from left to right. Slip a finger under this third horizontal loop.
- Bring the tip of the thick end up underneath the loop around your collar and feed it up behind the knot, down over the front of the knot and through that third horizontal loop.
- Pull the thick end through the horizontal loop and snug it down.
- Adjust the tie by holding the knot in one hand and pulling gently on the narrow end with the other.
Click here to watch the YouTube video – The EASIEST Knot To Tie
