Learning how to tie your tie is one of the most elementary skills a modern gentleman can have. And the best part? It's damn easy and once you learn from our simple how-to tips you'll be set to tie ties and knots with the best of them, potentially turning it into your very own superpower!
Four-in-Hand
You simply can't go wrong with the four-in-hand knot. Why? Because it's the easiest knot to master and it can be used for literally any occasion.
Full Windsor
The aristocratic Windsor knot is a symmetrical knot best suited for formal occasions. Because of its rather bulky shape, it goes super well with open collars such as spread collars and those dashing cutaway collars.
Half Windsor
This variation is slightly less formal than a full windsor, and is suitable for both formal and smart casual scenarios. It pairs well with ties made of thicker such as cashmere and wool.
Pratt Knot
The Pratt knot was popularised it in the 1980s. It's starts with the seams facing up, which is different from the other knots we've learned about. But the major advantage is that doing so produces a reliably dapper dimple. Looking good!
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