How To Tie A Tie Knots Guide

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Feature Tie Knots.

Atlantic.

- Wide and triangular. A full knot best suited for spread collar shirts.

Bow Tie.

- Most classic for all ties and commonly worn during black tie events. One should choose the bow tie when wearing a tuxedo.

Diagonal.

- The asymmetric nature of this knot gives it an elegantly casual presence.

Four in Hand.

- Narrow and slightly asymmetrical. The perfect knot of a standard button-down dress shirt.

Half Windsor.

- Symmetrical and triangular. A knot you can use with any dress shirt.

Kelvin.

- Narrow and slightly asymmetrical. Small but flashy tie knot for any occasion.

Oriental.

- A simple small casual look.

Persian.

- Ideal for thin neckties and spread collar shirts.

Plattsburg.

- Great with spread collar shirts. Symmetrical and wide.

Pratt.

- A good dimple is made before you tighten the knot at your necktie.

Simple Double.

- Best suited for classic collar dress shirts.

St. Andrew.

- The knot has a depth which allows it to stand up and drape well.

Windsor.

- Thick and wide with a triangular shape the Windsor, knot is best suited for spread collar shirts.