How to Tie a Tie

How to tie a tie? In fact, many men know how to tie a tie, especially office workers who need to wear suits and shirts every day. Although many friends know how to tie a tie, most of them only know one or two ways. However, there are actually many ways to tie a tie. Friends who are very particular will match different clothes for different occasions, and naturally the way of tying a tie will change accordingly.

There are not only many ways to tie a tie, but each method has a corresponding name, such as flat knot, cross knot, etc. If you have many kinds of ties, you can learn more. As long as you practice more, the role of the tie in your clothing will become more obvious. And the tying of the tie should also be based on the material of the tie. The effects of tying a tie with different materials are also different.

1. Flat knot

The square knot is one of the most popular bow tie tying methods for men and is suitable for ties made of almost any material.

Tip: The indentation formed under the tie needs to be even and aligned on both sides.

2. Cross knot

This is a bow tie suitable for thin ties with simple and elegant materials.

For men who like to show their fashion sense, they may wish to use the "cross knot" more often.

3. Double loop knot

A fine-textured tie with a double knot can create a fashionable look and is suitable for young office workers.

The characteristic of this finished bow tie is that the first circle will slightly protrude from the second circle, so don't cover it intentionally.

4. Windsor Knot

The Windsor knot is suitable for shirts with wide collars, and the knot should be developed more horizontally.

Avoid ties that are too thick and don't tie a bow tie that is too large.

5. Double cross knot

Such a bow tie can easily make people feel elegant and solemn, and is suitable for formal occasions.

This bow tie should be worn with solid-colored silk ties. If paired with a shirt with a large lapel, it will not only be suitable but also give a sense of dignity.

6. Prince Albert Knot

Suitable for button-down and peak-collar shirts, paired with a slim tie in a soft romantic material.

The correct way to tie it is to leave a longer space on the wide side first, and try to fit them together as closely as possible when wrapping the second circle to complete this perfect knot.

7. Four-in-hand knot (single knot)

It is the easiest of all bow ties to wear and is suitable for all styles of romantic series shirts and ties.

8. Romantic Knot

Romance is a perfect knot shape, so it is suitable for necklines and shirts in various romantic series.

When you are done, press and fold the wide side of the bow tie to shrink the shape of the bow tie. You can also move the narrow side to the left or right so that a small part of it appears next to the wide side of the tie.

9. Simple knot (coachman's knot)

Suitable for thicker ties, and best worn with standard and button-down collar shirts.

The most common knot shape is to flip the wide side 180 degrees from top to bottom and hide the folded part at the back. After completion, the length of the tie can be adjusted.

10. Cross knot (half Windsor knot)

This knot is very elegant and rare.

The tying method is also more complicated, and it is easier to use with a thin tie. It is best paired with romantic peak collar and standard collar series shirts.

Everyone is familiar with how to tie a tie, so everyone should pay attention to the maintenance of the tie after use. Untie the knot and lay it flat every time, and it is best not to reuse the same tie every day. It is best to change it every day. After washing, iron it flat and dry it before laying it flat or hanging it. Do not fold it casually, as that will cause the tie to have many wrinkles, and the expected effect will not be achieved when tying the tie.