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How to tie a tie
April 28, 2009
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So, you have an interview today, or a wedding, or a court appearance, or something important… and you need to tie a tie. There are several different tie knots, but probably the most popular is called “The Full Windsor”. Here’s how to tie the full windsor:
There is also the Half Windsor:
The Victoria knot:
The Oriental knot (probably the easiest):
The Cross knot (probably the hardest):
The Four-In-Hand knot:
Then there is the Bow Tie:
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The problem with video is I can’t print it out and tape it to the inside of my closet door.
More generally, video is great for demonstration but lousy for reference.