Difference between revisions of "Tie a Tie Half Windsor"
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An alternative to the four in hand method of tying a tie is the half Windsor knot. This knot is larger, resembles a triangle, and is considered to be more distinguished than the four in hand version (but not as distinguished as the [[Tie a Windsor Knot|full Windsor]]). Most men prefer the half Windsor because it isn't as bulky to wear. | An alternative to the four in hand method of tying a tie is the half Windsor knot. This knot is larger, resembles a triangle, and is considered to be more distinguished than the four in hand version (but not as distinguished as the [[Tie a Windsor Knot|full Windsor]]). Most men prefer the half Windsor because it isn't as bulky to wear. | ||
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# Place the end of the wide end of the tie through the knot and pull all the way tight. To tighten, pull on the narrow end and push up on the wide end. Adjust as needed and then fold down your collar. You're ready to go! | # Place the end of the wide end of the tie through the knot and pull all the way tight. To tighten, pull on the narrow end and push up on the wide end. Adjust as needed and then fold down your collar. You're ready to go! | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
