Tie a Tie

To all the readers of Tie a Tie
We have created this lens so that you will understand the different ways of tying a tie; reader should understand that tying a tie can be a complicated

process. How to Tie a Tie Instructions are given with a basic diagram.

Tie the Knot

Ties with heavy patterns should be avoided.  Tie Pattern and Color should be traditional and not to distracting.  Tie Accessories like tie bars and tie clips

would be worn to keep the tie in place.  Tie Accessories: your choice to see if they go with the shirt and jacket.

Windsor or half Windsor

Windsor Knots There are at least 4 ways to tie a Windsor knot always learn at least 2 ways of tying a tie to make sure you have that choice. There is the

Half-Windsor Knot  The Full Windsor, of which is given its name because of the Duke of Windsor, How to Tie a Half Windsor Knot: The Half-Windsor knot is a

medium sized symmetrical knot for medium and wide collar openings.  How to Tie Pratt Knot: The Pratt knot or Shelby Knot is a medium symmetrical knot for

medium and wide collar openings that uses less tie length than the Half-Windsor knot.

Tying your tie

If you are Tying a tie for a business meeting, or a Wedding, even a date, maybe an important interview, or that special job, etc.  Starting the tying process

with the wide end of the tie on the left or right side is just a matter of custom, so if you are more contented starting with the wide end on the left side

then start from the left.  If you don't get it right the first time simply unknot your tie and try again, tying a perfect knot on your necktie takes

practice.  Do's & Don'ts when untying a tie, follow the tying directions in reverse rather than just pulling the narrow end through the knot.  Always

Practice tying a tie beforehand don't wait until the last moment to practice, especially for more complicated tie knots like the Windsor.