The Eldredge Knot: Revisited.

[tannman926]

Is this a regular length tie, or is it longer? Because I always end up with the part under the collar (where the tail goes) sticking out and it seems to be much shorter on my torso than it should be.

[playLOUDtv]

1:15 less talk more tie

[rockstatus90]

Love yur knot man....been rocking it since yur first vid...

Now I've just seen the new movie "In Time"...and the actor Vincent Kartheiser, who plays a wealthy guy was wearing this very knot!!!

[fastedge]

I have to admit. This knot is pretty cool. Good job man.

[raymcg06]

Dude!!! This is the JOINT!!!! Great video also....much detail....anymore eccentric knots?

[cuginetycoon]

This Knot is the NEW Windsor KNot ...... Awsome !!!!!!!! It is " PIMP " one would say ... Thankxz

[Ampharuz13]

Dude! Fuckin' amazing!!!!!!!

[cobraspartan]

These knots looks effin great but they have tested my patience to the brink of madness. Im about to punch my monitor and go ballistic. Wooo sah!

[SheenaIsAPunkRocker]

oh mah gawd you are like the coolest tie knotter evur!! oh mah gawd!!

[kMitsukai]

This knot is fantastic...loved it!! I'm going to use it definitly!! Congrats.

[PushyLittleKid]

Wow I really like this. I tried it the other day and it came out looking really spiffy. I actually took a safety pin and tacked the little tab underneath my collar on the left side, it made it look extra sharp. No need to worry about pinholes on your tie since you never see the thin end anyway.

[AdamsTeinz]

Do like!

[japoshi]

I don't mind calling this knot the "Eldredge" knot since I never really knew what to call it. You say you invented the knot, that I'd have to disagree. I too "came up" with this knot one day and fell for it's unique charm. But hey, as said, I'll call it the "Eldredge", sounds better than "ha ha ha heh... ya wanna know the name of this knot? ummm....phtt... nnn... *shrug* ".

[AdamsTeinz]

@japoshi Well, that's just as with the lying game and playing dead game. Because they were invented in 2 places and neither did know that the other one existed. And Eldredge is a cool name for a knot.

[SnowMonk3y]

@japoshi Youtube or Google the Atlantic Knot this is simply a variation of it.

[umka83]

is my tie to short for this?? how long is yours? i never get enough length for the final step

[ZySaj]

that End is still fail...the Eric Glennie - Braided Necktie Knot is better...check this out on the search bar...type ....Braided Necktie Knot

[cwtrain]

@ZySaj I'm familair with the Braided Knot.

1) It's not symmetrical. The folds don't overlap correctly.

2) The tail will always show behind the knot when you do this and it looks weird as hell.

[AdamsTeinz]

@cwtrain True, true... Watched it, he fights with the knot incredibly long to get an assymetrical result? No, thank you, I vote for ELDREDGE!

[Kmezon2]

wow!! I'm perplexed. I'm so tying the Eldredge one, but I am not sure i've got guts to do it soon.

[AWOLSTONED247]

i like this method alot, this and the ediety knot get alot of comments ladys love it and guys who only know how to tie the windsor and the four in hand feel like fools when you school them that there are a hell of alot more than 2 ways to tie a tie!

also just wanted to point out that your video is easy to follow and dosent confuse me guess the guy below me is easily confused

[CarnivalNights]

Seriously, don't show us how you used to do it and then actually do the motions for it then backtrack. That confuses the crap out of everyone.

[JManHobbs]

Gonna have to give this a go, it looks sweet.

[nitrothunder19]

Heh, I'm the only guy in my family who knows how to tie any decent tie knot. But after I tie everyone else's tie for them I normally use this one just so I can look even cooler.

I like how you fixed it, very clever.

[vadetatimus]

much better :)

[zephyrinxirdal]

Fine video again, Jeffrey--you exactly demonstrate the sequence I came up with and published on 19 October 2008 ;-)

[cwtrain]

@zephyrinxirdal

Ah yes. I remember reading about it. I guess I didn't read thoroughly enough.

[cwtrain]

...That or I didn't read the notation. :(