Totieatie.com Website Review

Go through this website and you will find the answer to these questions. We will provide you detail instructions on tying a tie. Today, four necktie knots are in widespread use. They are the four-in-hand knot, the half-Windsor knot, the Windsor knot and the Pratt knot. The first three are clas*ic necktie knots that have been used for a long time. The Pratt knot is a more recent necktie knot Below shows a comparison table of the four necktie knots, together with the bow tie. It helps you find the answer to the first question that may come up in your mind -- Which necktie knots do I need? Click the links on the left to see the instructions on tying a certain knot. It is the easiest to learn among the four most commonly used necktie knots. It is asymmetric, which does not look good on wide collar shirts. It is a small tie knot that suits shirts with a narrow collar opening. It is a little bit more difficult to tie than the four-in-hand knot. It is a large necktie knot that looks elegant on wide collar shirts. If you use a tie made of thick materials, the resulting knot will be too large. It is a symmetric necktie knot with an average size (sits between the four-in-hand knot and the half-Windsor knot). It does not look too The back of the narrow end of the necktie faces up, which does not look good if it is not well hidden behind the wide end. It is more difficult to tie a bow tie than a long necktie. More practices are needed to get a proper shape. It is suitable for formal or high-clas* occasions such as weddings, ba*ls, etc. Knowing how to tie the four most commonly used tie knots and a bow tie is more than enough for most situations. But if you are curious about other ways to tie a tie that are less commonly used, you may want to continue to the next section. Thomas Fink and Yong Mao, who are physicists at the University of Cambridge, published an interesting book titled The 85 Ways To Tie a Tie. The Science and Aesthetics of Tie Knots in 1999. If you want to learn the details about different tie knots, this is one of the books