3 Ways to Tie a Tie

Do you end up in a knot yourself trying to knot a tie? There are so many ways to tie a tie (something like 79) that one could almost tie any kind of a knot and approximate one of those ways. However, if you want to make it look right, then easy knots to learn are the Four-in-hand, the Half Windsor, and, for wide (cut away) collars and formal occasions, the Full Windsor. These will see you through most social and business occasions.

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Howto & Style

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• knot
• four-in-hand
• 4 in hand
• four in hand
• half windsor
• full windsor
• social
• business
• necktie

[ModernButlers]

To those who managed and expressed their thanks, thank you. To those who tried and still couldn't, thanks for trying. Try again, you will succeed!

[ModernButlers]

You are welcome.

[virginiatechfanx]

Is that a french cuff shirt?

[ModernButlers]

@virginiatechfanx No, it is a single cuff. A French cuff is longer and folded back on itself, so the cuff links hold together four layers of cuff.

[ModernButlers]

@sendricardo The person doing the tie and commenting is from South Africa, well spotted.

[HHNReport]

Wow, this vid made it really easy. Thx man!

[ka0s0wnz]

Thanx man the first one is the easiest

[Carry2Sky]

Thank you, you just made my life a bit less complicated c:

[SuperJerkMastaNum01]

cheers bro!

[wildengjay]

u save my life on the graduation day haha

[SkiAntBG]

the socond one is easy and realy good looking.Nice vid thanks for the help.

[filmkid20]

Great video finally can tie

Ties suck ass

[MrYoungmarine]

thank uuuuu

[HaloBeastin]

Full Windsor is kicking my as*

[WeiQW]

Nice!~ But i just can't get the triangle...