Tying the Windsor knot |
The largest knot, triangular, works best
with narrower ties of lighter fabrics and full, wide spread collars. This knot will eliminate gaps between the collar and the tie, which is a common problem associated with spread collars. |
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Step 1:
Situate the tie so that the fuller end (A) is longer than the thinner end (B) and cross A over B. | |
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Step 2:
Bring A up through loop between the shirt collar and necktie. | |
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Step3:
Pull A underneath B and to the left, and back through the loop. |
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Step 4:
Bring A across the front of B from left to right. | |
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Step 5:
Pull A up through the loop. | |
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Step 6:
Bring A down through the knot in front. | |
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Step 7:
Using both hands, tighten the knot and draw the knot up and tight to the shirt collar. | |
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