Neck tie knots

The Half Windsor Knot is a modest version of the Full Windsor Knot. It produces a slightly smaller knot than the Full Windsor, but it's definitely admired for its convenience. The Half Windsor Knot produces a substantial dimple in the fabric when it's tied up and looks undoubtedly just as regal as its full counterpart.

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

How To Tie A Tie Diagram. The tips will help you master all the popular necktie knots to pull your outfit together for your special day.

The Pratt Knot, also known as the Shelby knot, is named after Jerry Pratt who wore this exact same knot style to his job at the US Chamber of Commerce for 30 years. That's dedication! The knot became popularised when he told a well-known news reporter, Don Shelby, on live TV that he'd been wearing his ties poorly on ai

How to tie a tie in easy steps: This video shows how to tie a tie so the knot is appropriate for any occasion, from work to a wedding.

Know how to tie a tie knot in 2024? RMRS shows you different easy ways of tying a necktie with visual charts and step by step guides for all types of knots.

The Balthus Knot. An absolute monster of a tie knot. It takes nine moves or “passes” to complete, and has four “centers” (loops around the central body of the knot). Are you ready to take a step up from the Full Windsor? This knot is a great choice if you want to stand out and send…