Introduction:
Welcome to Suits Avenue blog!!! Today we are going to share the top 20 different ways to tie your tie! There will be pictures and videos to help you learn! If you still struggle with tieing your tie even after reading this blog you can stop in the store today and the girls can help you or tie it yourself!Check out the table of contents below to see all of the different ways we will tie the ties.
Table of contents:
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- Eldridge Knot
- Trinity Knot
- Van Wijk Knot
- Fishbone Knot
- Rose Knot
- Ellie Knot
- Tuelove Knot
- Boutonniere Knot
- Merovingian Knot
- Atlantic Knot
- Cape Knot
- Grantchester Knot
- Windsor Knot
- Half-Windsor Knot
- Nicky Knot
- Plattsburgh Knot
- Balthus Knot
- Onassis Knot
- Piatt Knot
- Four in Hand Knot
- Kransy Hourglass Knot
- Linwood Taurus Knot
- Diagonal Knot
- 10 second tie Knot
- The perfect Bow Tie
- Cavendish Knot
- Christensen Knot
- Cross Knot
- Hanover Knot
- Kelvin Knot
- Murrell Knot
- Pratt Knot
- St. Andrew Knot
- Victoria Knot
- Oriental Knot
- Prince Albert Knot
- Bow tie knot
- Care Knot
- Boston Knot
- Rabinak Knot
The Eldridge Knot:
There is no doubt that this knot is one of a kind. As opposed to the vast majority of tie knots, this one is produced by using the small end as the active end, creating a tapered fishtail braid-like effect. It’s a very fancy knot that will leave a great impression on your boss.
The trinity knot:
This beautiful knot has a three-way symmetry and resembles the Celtic Triquetra. The pattern converges at a center point, producing a very eye-catching effect. It might seem a bit intimidating at first glance, but the moves are actually fairly simple.
THE VAN WIJK KNOT
An augmentation of the Prince Albert, adding a third turning of the active end. When tied correctly, this long and slender knot creates a striking and unmistakable layered cylindrical effect. A very cool knot that works best with light colors. It’s best suited for narrow collared shirts and paired with a vest.
THE FISHBONE KNOT
This awesome work of tie artistry is shaped in the form of a fishbone, hence the name. It’s a remarkable formal knot that is increasingly gaining respect. While somewhat challenging to tie, it’s definitely worth the effort, because it never fails to make the ultimate impression.
THE ROSE KNOT
Looking to get in touch with your romantic side? Check out this amorous necktie knot crafted in the shape of a rose. It shares similarities with the Trinity Knot, but is tied with an extra loop. This knot is sure to be a hit on V-Day.
THE ELLIE KNOT
It’s a simplified variant of the Eldredge Knot, but easier to tie and consumes less fabric, leaving a tail that allows it to be tightened or loosened like a normal windsor. It works best with semi-wide collar openings.
THE TRUELOVE KNOT
A sophisticated complex knot that is divided into four quadrants. This is a very difficult knot to tie that will take considerable practice. Consider a striped tie for a pinwheel effect. This knot isn’t for little boys, it’s for lady killers.
THE BOUTONNIERE KNOT
This knot is characterized by its long loops, making it good for wide collar openings. The moves are very similar to that of the Fishbone Knot, but it has a somewhat cleaner finish when tucked under the collar. Use it semi-formally.
THE MEROVINGIAN KNOT
Originally known as the Ediety Knot, if you’re a big fan of The Matrix, you’ll recognize this knot sported by the merovingian. This knot is very special. It looks like your tie is actually wearing a little miniature tie.
THE ATLANTIC KNOT
This is quite an unusual knot. It’s a reversed version of the Pratt Knot, resulting in an inside-out knot that shows the intricate tie knot structure that’s usually hidden on the back. It’s recommended for festivities or informal social events.
THE CAPE KNOT
The Cape Knot is a fundamental improvement on the quick and easy Atlantic Knot, which has greatly improved its symmetry and aesthetic value. This loosened-up knot works best with mono-colored ties and never passes unnoticed.
THE GRANTCHESTER KNOT
The Grantchester Knot is a large, thick, slightly asymmetrical tie knot. It’s basically a larger version of the St. Andrew Knot, by an additional turning of the narrow end. The key to wearing this knot is to stick with silk or other lightweight materials, since wool or knits tend to look uncomfortably bulky.
THE WINDSOR KNOT
A fabulous necktie knot that is ideal for business scenarios. The Windsor Knot is a thick, wide and triangular tie knot that projects confidence. It is especially suited for the spread or cutaway collar.
THE HALF-WINDSOR KNOT
This is a modest version of the Full Windsor Knot. When tied correctly, it produces a neat symmetrical triangular knot that you can use with any dress shirt. It’s extremely versatile: appropriate for work or play.
THE NICKY KNOT
A great alternative to the Pratt Knot that requires fewer moves, producing a symmetrical knot that will fill the semi-spread collar, if tied properly. It looks great with wool ties, without causing too much bulk.
THE PLATTSBURGH KNOT
In contrast to the St. Andrew Knot, it produces a symmetric knot characterized by a broad cone with a narrow opening. A very sophisticated knot that’s perfect for business or work. For best results, we very much recommend wearing it with a knitted or woven ties.
THE BALTHUS KNOT
A terrific knot that should be worn at weddings or formal events. It works best with a paisley tie, a wide collar shirt, and a nice-looking vest. It’s also recommended that you use a long necktie, because this knot consumes a lot of fabric.
THE ONASSIS KNOT
The Onassis Knot is deceptively simple: at the end of a standard Windsor Knot, you simply loop the wide end of the tie behind and over the existing knot. Use with semi-wide or wide collar openings and long ties.
THE PRATT KNOT
The Pratt Knot is versatile, elegant, and of a medium size. It’s indeed well suited for any dress shirt and somewhat wider neckties made from light to medium fabrics. You can’t go wrong with this elegant knot for formal meetings, as it looks very neat.
THE FOUR-IN-HAND KNOT
This is an easy to tie, slender, tapered, asymmetrical, self-releasing knot. It’s best suited for the standard button-down dress shirt and works best with wide neckties made from heavy fabrics. Use for semi-formal events, when you want to be discreet.
Kransy Hourglass Knot-
The Linwood Taurus Knot-
Diagonal Knot-
10 second knot-
Perfect Bow Tie-
Cavendish Knot-
Christensen Knot-
The Cross Knot-
The Hanover Knot-
The Kelvin Knot-
The Kelvin Knot-
The Murrell Knot-
The Pratt Knot-
The St. Andrew Knot-
The Victoria Knot-
Oriental Knot-
The Prince Albert Knot-
The Prince Albert Knot-
Bow Tie-
Cafe Knot-
The Boston Knot-
The Rabinak Knot-
Conclusion-
Thank you for reading our blog today! We shared 40 different ways to tie your ties! Hopefully, we were able to help you find a little festive way to help spruce up your outfit! If you are still having trouble tieing your tie you can stop in the store and the girls will help you! We can also help pick out new outfits for the men in the family!
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