How to Tie A Tie

When it comes to tying a necktie, practice makes perfect. At first it might seem intimidating, but tying a necktie is easy. Get to know these easy step by guides to learn how to tie a tie and achieve our favorite tie knots.

The Windsor Knot

The Windsor tie knot is a wide, triangular knot best for spread collar shirts and the most formal tie knot. Follow these steps to tie a tie with a Windsor knot.

The Half Windsor Knot

The Half Windsor tie knot is a versatile, symmetrical knot best for light to medium weight fabrics like cotton, silk, linen and knit. Follow these steps to tie a tie with a Half Windsor knot.

The Four In Hand Knot

The Four In Hand tie knot is a slightly asymmetrical knot best for heavier weight fabrics like wool, flannel cotton and spun silk. Follow these steps to tie a tie with a Four In Hand knot.

The Pratt (Shelby) Knot

The Pratt or Shelby tie knot is a wide knot (although not as wide as the Windsor knot) best for achieving a polished look. Follow these steps to tie a tie with a Pratt or Shelby knot.

Neckties with different size, patterns and fabrics

About Neckties

Neckties are the easiest way to knock your look up a notch. You can easily dress up a necktie for big meetings, formal events and weddings, or down for quiet workdays and elevated weekend style. Did you know that we offer neckties in multiple widths (2”, 2.5”, 3” and 3.25”), three lengths (boy’s length, men’s regular length and men’s extra length), and in premium fabrics like silk, linen, cotton, wool, silk knit, wool knit and Italian wool?