Occasionally, I wear a suit and tie. After a long time, I can easily forget the method. In addition to the simplest way of playing, I can also slowly remember it. Now I found a tutorial on wearing a tie on the Internet. I immediately collected it. Haha, and share it with everyone. You can follow the script when you need it.
1. Single-finished
Single knot: the classical form of tie knot. This is the most commonly used method of knotting. It is very easy to tie knots and untangle knots. It's perfect for most ties and almost all shirt collars.
Finally, in order to tie the single knot, you need to pay attention to:
- The tie knot needs to be harmoniously matched with the shirt collar. It shouldn't be too tight and not too loose to tie it around the shirt collar
- The widest part of the tie (i.e. before the "widthest point") should be located at the belt
2. Double ring knot
Double single knots are similar to single knots: The difference is that the former has two knots, namely two circles.
This knot is suitable for short men, it is suitable for Italian collars and slightly thinner neckties and is simple and easy to make.
3. Windsor (Windsor knot)
Windsor: The Windsor knot that caused the trend by the Duke is a very beautiful tie knot in a very British style.
It is large in size, so it is suitable to tie on very separate collars (such as Italian collars) and very thin tie. This knot must be hit very symmetrically to succeed. It's a bit complicated to operate.
The semi-Windsor knot is slightly thinner than the Windsor knot, making it easier to make. It is perfect for thin tie, quality silk fabrics and open collars.
1. Single-finished
Single knot: the classical form of tie knot. This is the most commonly used method of knotting. It is very easy to tie knots and untangle knots. It's perfect for most ties and almost all shirt collars.
Finally, in order to tie the single knot, you need to pay attention to:
- The tie knot needs to be harmoniously matched with the shirt collar. It shouldn't be too tight and not too loose to tie it around the shirt collar
- The widest part of the tie (i.e. before the "widthest point") should be located at the belt
2. Double ring knot
Double single knots are similar to single knots: The difference is that the former has two knots, namely two circles.
This knot is suitable for short men, it is suitable for Italian collars and slightly thinner neckties and is simple and easy to make.
3. Windsor (Windsor knot)
Windsor: The Windsor knot that caused the trend by the Duke is a very beautiful tie knot in a very British style.
It is large in size, so it is suitable to tie on very separate collars (such as Italian collars) and very thin tie. This knot must be hit very symmetrically to succeed. It's a bit complicated to operate.
The semi-Windsor knot is slightly thinner than the Windsor knot, making it easier to make. It is perfect for thin tie, quality silk fabrics and open collars.