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How to Tie a Windsor Knot | Men's Fashion

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Master the Windsor knot for a polished, wide look perfect for formal occasions. Charles from Louis Purple breaks it down into simple, mirrored steps—ideal for presentations or interviews. The result is a symmetrical, confident knot that suits spread collars.

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Is the Windsor knot suitable for all collar types?

It works best with widespread collars.

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Learn how to tie a tie! Tie the Windsor knot, step by step, in 2 minutes. This "tie tutorial" will have you looking sharp and confident in no time at all! How to tie a tie mirrored slowly.

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Hello. I'm Charles from Louis Purple, and today I'm going to teach you how to tie a Windsor knot. The Windsor knot is actually a very simple knot to tie, and it's very useful because it projects confidence. So it's a wide, triangular knot that's very suitable for presentations, job interviews, or cultural appearances, which I hope you don't frequent too often. So this is how you start.

You just find the right balance depending on the length of your tie, with the wide end on the right hand side and the narrow end on the left. You might want to adjust exactly where the center of the tie should be at in the middle of your neck. So this is how you start. You cross over the wide end over the narrow end. You bring the wide end through the loop between the collar and the tie. And you bring the wide end back down.

Then you just pull the wide end underneath, and then bring it up through the loop again in order to have a symmetrical shape, which should look like this. And you're almost done. There's only the easy part left and the most rewarding. Pull the wide end in front. Bring the wide end underneath, and then slide it inside the loop and tie it in the knot. You draw the knot up in order to fit your collar. So it's a knot that's really suitable for widespread collars. And as I said, then you can just adjust and tighten how big of a knot you like to obtain. This is how you tie a Windsor knot.

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Howcast published this 2:08 video tutorial on October 26, 2014. It has been watched 33,353,105 times on YouTube.

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    How to tie a windsor knot If you ever wanted a tie that knot that will make you feel like a king, the Windsor Knot is the one to do it. Also known as the Double Windsor or the Full Windsor, the Windsor Knot is the most…

  • How To Tie A Windsor Knot | Ties.com ties.com

    Although the Duke of Windsor never specifically used the Windsor knot, he did favor a wide triangular knot. In actuality, the Duke achieved his trendsetting look by tying a Four-in-Hand with specially made wide and extr…

  • How to Tie a Windsor Knot: 15 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow wikihow.com

    How to Tie a Windsor Knot. The Windsor knot, also known as the full or double Windsor, is one of the most popular ways to tie a tie. The Windsor knot has a wide, symmetrical base that fits any formal occasion.

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