How to tie up a tie?

The most important accessory that complements a suit is a tie. How the tie is tied is also an important point. Men who prefer suits and care about their style may have problems in tie- on at times. The 3 most common types of tie fastening are:

Prince Albert knot

Ties tied with Prince Albert Knot have a fuller look. Prince Albert Knot is the perfect choice for thin ties made of silk fabric.

Place your tie on your collar with the wide end longer. You will use this length to take the second round. Take 2 turns around the narrow end with the wide end section. Take 2 turns around the narrow end with the wide end. If you want your tie to have a fuller look, you can do this by taking the 3rd round. Take the wide end up from the back of the knot and then gently squeeze the knot through the loop formed at the front. Your tie is ready for use.

Windsor Knot

Windsor tie knot makes your tie look longer.

Take the wide end of your tie that you put on your collar to the other side by passing it over the narrow end at an angle of 90 degrees. Pull the wide end of your tie-up from the back of the narrow end. Pass the wide end over the narrow end to the front and then move it around the back of the knot to the left. Move the wide end over the narrow end to the other side and then pull it upwards from the back of the formed knot. Tighten the knot slightly, passing the wide end of your tie through the loop at the front. Your tie is ready for use.

Four in Hand knot

The Four in hand Knot is one of the oldest known forms of tying. Ties that are tied with the four in hand knot technique have a narrow and long knot. The four in hand knot is the fastest learned and simplest technique among tie tying techniques.

Place your tie on your collar with the wide end to your right. The wide end of the tie should be longer than the narrow end. Taking the wide end in your right hand, pass it over the narrow end to the left. Turn the wide end from the back of the narrow end to the other side. Take another round by moving the wide end over the other end. Take the wide end up from the back of the knot and then pull it down by passing it through the loop formed at the front. Tighten your four knots lightly. Your tie is ready for use.