In the modern world (the world of casual, unisex and glamorous clothing), the good old classics are always respected. Especially among men. Despite the fact that now both women and men can wear whatever they want, a man in a tie commands respect.
Here is just one BUT. It's not enough to put on a tie - you need to learn how to tie knots. Either to the man himself, or, in extreme cases, to a woman who loves him. You can, of course, take the path of least resistance and ask the seller to tie a tie even when buying, and then wear it like that. But you understand that this is a bad form! And since this piece of clothing has entered your life, be kind enough to get acquainted with such a concept as knots on a tie.
It is best to try to master all kinds of tie knots, so as not to lose face in the dirt. You never know what event you can expect? But you can’t tie a knot on a tie on the fly! In fact, everything is not so scary, it is quite an obedient thing - a tie! Knots, if you approach them wisely, are quite accessible for repetition.and playback.
So, there are several types of tie knots. They differ depending on the width of the tie, its fabric, the event … Shall we tie a tie? Knots are best mastered from simple to complex.
Start with a simple knot, that's exactly what it's called! Suitable for everyday use or for schoolchildren, it is tied simply (tested on myself!).
The next knot is Windsor, it is considered a classic, suitable for ties made of light fabric. This knot is optimal for collars with a wide neckline.
Another popular option is the cross, aka Italian, aka double or square. Suitable for any long tie. For such a knot, you should use a woolen or cashmere tie, it looks good on a high collar.
Don't you wince at the word "tie" yet? There are still nodes, continue! Next comes the type with the poetic name "Hanover", it is quite wide (it needs the largest collar width). It is not enough just to learn how to tie such a knot - you need to do it so that it is symmetrical.
There is another simple knot, its name is "eastern" or "oriental". Although it is simple in execution, it is used quite rarely. And the reason for this is the following fact: if you do not tie this knot properly, then it may soon lose its shape, or even completely untie. But you will try, right? By the way, if for most Europeans the classic is a quarter knot, then the oriental has become a classic for Asians.
For long ties made of lightweight fabrics, the "double" knot is perfect, it is simple, but thanks to the double tying, it is very compact.
Next - a diagonal knot, it is suitable for smooth ties, very elegant. But you can’t take fabric with a pattern for such a tie, the knot itself will lose its attractiveness, the look will be chaotic.
Another simple knot - "quarter". It is easy to tie, looks beautiful, fits any collar, besides, the tie does not deteriorate, because the tying technique is simple.
Of course, there are many more types of knots on a tie, but for beginners, I think that's enough. It is enough to master at least a few types, for example, for every day, for a romantic evening, for a business meeting. And you are just a dream of any woman!
