Half Windsor Knot
The Half Windsor knot is considered to be a bit less formal than the Full Windsor knot, but looks just as sophisticated. It’s a great knot for open collars and ties made of lightweight material. Follow the step-by-step instructions below:
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1. End “A” should extend about 12 inches below end “B”. Cross end “A” over top of end “B” |
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2. Fold end “A” behind end “B” |
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3. Bring wide end of “A” up |
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4. Wrap end “A” through the loop |
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5. Bring end “A” across the front and over end “B” |
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6. Pull end “A” up and through the loop |
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7. Bring end “A” down through the knot in front |
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8. Use both hands and tighten the knot and draw up to the collar |
Now that you’ve tried the Half Windsor knot go ahead and try the full Windsor knot, Pratt knot, Four in Hand knot or if you’re feeling really adventurous try tying a Bow Tie.
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