Tying an Oriental Tie Knot
Looking for a simple tie not that is quick to master? Do you also need a knot that does not take much of the tie’s length making it perfect for tall men and men with a larger neck size? Then the oriental knot will be perfect. If you know how to tie a four in Hand knot then the Oriental knot will be a piece of cake to master. Below are the instructions. For more information please click on the illustration.
Oriental Tie Knot Instructions:
- Lay the tie around your neck with the wide end hanging a bit lower than the narrow end. The back side of the wide end should be showing (the stitching should be visible) while the narrow end is showing the front side.
- Cross the narrow end of the tie over the wide end. Now take the wide end and wrap it over the narrow end so that the front of the tie is visible. Do not pull tight but leave a gap.
- Just like you do with the four in Hand or half Windsor pull the wide end of the tie in between collar and knot and then take the wide end and pull it through the loop created in the previous step.
- Now pull the wide end down and center it.
- Adjust the knot to you liking, flip down the collars and you are done.
Other Tips for Tying Your Tie:
How to Tie a Tie – The Most Popular Ways to Tie a Necktie
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