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How
to Tie a 4-In-Hand Knot
Below
you will find directions on "how to" tie the 4-In-Hand
knot for neckties. By clicking on the links below you can
also find directions for tieing the full and half Windsor tie.
Remeber, as with most skills, practice makes perfect.
How
to Tie a Half Windsor Knot
How to Tie a Full Windsor Knot
4-In-Hand
Tie - Best for use with a woven necktie or neckties
with a heavier fabric. This knot is the smallest requiring the least
amount of tie fabric to be tied.
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Start with the
wide end of the tie on your right and extend it approximately
a foot below the narrow end. Depending upon the size
of your neck you may require a little more or less than
the 1 foot length.
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Cross the wide end
over the narrow end of the tie. |
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Continue wrapping
around the wide end across the front of the narrow end of
the tie across the front.
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Pass the wide end
of the tie up through the loop. |
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Holding the front
of the knot loose with your index finger, pass the wide end
of the tie down through knot loop in the front. |
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Remove your finger
and tighten the knot carefully. Draw up the knot up
tight to your collar by holding the narrow end and sliding
the knot snug. |
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