Double windsor knot

How to tie a single Windsor knot

Learning how to tie a Full Windsor Knot is akin to your metaphorical leap into fully fledged formal wear fashion. In this detailed guide, we will discuss the history of the Full Windsor Knot, the type of collar that it is best worn with, the type of occasion it is best worn to, and finally, the tie knot tutorial. #fullwindsor #howtotieatie

How to tie the double Windsor knot

Read our #1 guide to learn how to tie the top 6 best tie knots to add more to your arsenal for every different shirt collars and occasion.

The versatile Nicky tie knot is a variant of the more symmetrical Pratt knot. Its size lies midway between the four-in-hand and half-Windsor knots. In other words, it is larger than the four-in-hand but smaller than the half-Windsor making it a relatively big knot. It owes its name to the middle-Eastern tie maker Nicky and […]

double windsor tie knot

Windsor Instructions - Fun Fact: Named after the Duke of Windsor - We think: It’s the most versatile tie - King Edward VIII (Duke of Windsor) and his grandfather (Edward VII) were avid fans of wider tie knots compared to the traditional thinner knots that were ubiquitous back in the 19th century. Thus, they came up with the Windsor knot to add a little more bulk to the size of the knot.

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