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How to tie a Tie

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Genius Ape
Sep 02, 2017
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Today we will learn how to tie a classic tie knot also known as THE HALF WINDSOR. It looks like this :   So Let us Start:  

Step One:

Cross the wide end over the narrow, then slip the wide end up between the tie and the collar, then simply drop it back down.

Step Two:

Wrap the wide end behind the narrow end from right to left.

Step Three:

Bring the wide end in front and over the loop between the collar and tie.

Step Four:

Wrap the wide end around the narrow part one more time and slip up through the loop again.

Step Five:

Loosely stabilizing the knot, slip the wide end through it. Center the dimple. Tighten.

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