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How to Tie a Four-in-Hand Knot

How to Tie a Four-in-Hand Knot

Are you ready to master a timeless skill that will elevate your style? The Four-in-Hand knot is your perfect starting point, renowned for its simplicity and versatility. This classic knot creates a sleek, asymmetrical look that's ideal for almost any collar style and occasion. Follow our easy guide to tie this essential knot in no time!

Below is a helpful diagram to help you tie your first Half-Windsor tie knot: 


A diagram of a solid brown wedding tie going through the motions of tying a simple necktie knot for beginners.

Written Instructions


Step 1: Starting Position

  • Drape the tie around your neck.
  • The wide end should be on one side, and the narrow end on the other, with the wide end hanging lower.

Step 2: Cross Over

  • Bring the wide end across the front of the narrow end.

Step 3: Loop Under

  • Pass the wide end underneath the narrow end.

Step 4:  Cross Over (Again)

  • Pass the wide end over the top of the narrow end one more time.

Step 5: Go Through the Neck Loop

  • Bring the wide end up through the neck loop (the opening around your neck).

Step 6: Form the Knot

  • Pull the wide end and thread it down through the loop that formed at the front of the knot
  • Use a finger or two to maintain the opening shown in motion 2 of this step.

Step 7: Tighten

  • Pull the wide end down to tighten the knot.
  • Slide the knot up towards your collar.
  • Adjust the knot to be snug and centered.
  • Your tie should fall close to your belt.

    Tips for Success:

    • Practice: Like anything new, it gets easier with practice.
    • Mirror: Use a mirror to guide you.
    • Symmetry: Focus on keeping the knot balanced as you tighten.

     

    Additional Advice

    Tip 1: It’s okay to tweak, adjust, and pull at your knot to get the right fit and length.

    Tip 2: Don't be discouraged if you don't get it right on the first try. Practice these steps a few times, and you'll become more proficient.

    Tip 3: Use a mirror to help you visualize the steps and ensure you're following them correctly.

     


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