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The Knots

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The Tie Knot:

How to tie a tie:

Four-in-hand

	This basic knot is the most well known. It is easy to tie and to untie. It is perfect for most ties and almost all types of collar [+]
	Easy to tie and to untie [+]

	The double-simple is similar to the Four-in-hand ; what differentiates them is a "second pass" or wrap-around [+]
	Quick and easy to tie [+]

	The Full Windsor, which owes its name to the Duke of Windsor, is a knot full of English class [+]
	Complicated [+]

	The Half-Windsor has less volume than the Full-Windsor. It is ideal for straight parallel ties, thin fabrics [+]
	Easy to tie [+]

	The Small knot, as it's name implies, is small and is suitable for ties made from a thick fabric (woven silk for example) and for close-fitting collars [+]
	Very easy to tie [+]

	The Cross knot, used with thin fabric ties, is smart when finished but [+]
	Complicated to achieve [+]

Other languages: Nudo de corbata | Krawatte Binden | Noeud de cravate | Nodi di cravatta ...
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