How to Tie an Ascot or Cravat without it coming undone, The Day Knot

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  • How to Tie an Ascot or Cravat without it coming undone, The Day Knot
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  • @rockeysingh8841
    @rockeysingh8841 Před 2 lety +4

    Patrick, you are the unmatchable maestro of ""how-to"" in mens' neckwear. Once again you have surpassed all others in this field. Thanks, Brother and keep 'em coming.

  • @PatrickNovotny
    @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety +14

    The word "ascot" means any cravat in America, not a particular type as in England. They are interchangeable words in American vocabulary. Cravats are worn mainly by military organisations in America.

  • @allenmontalvo8355
    @allenmontalvo8355 Před 2 měsíci

    I love the way that you explain it in an easy to do fashion my friend.😊

  • @GekkoKamen
    @GekkoKamen Před 10 lety +2

    Thank you for this tutorial Patrick, it's most helpful.

  • @reginaldhouze
    @reginaldhouze Před 10 lety +5

    Thanks for this! I have worn the cravat for years and have always been frustrated that they slipped! This is brilliant and I will be using your method from now on! Bravo!

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      I love rocking the cravat. I'm glad I could help :) Take care and thank you.

  • @antoinefoulard7372
    @antoinefoulard7372 Před 5 lety +5

    I love the feel of silk around my neck.

  • @ZandrielGrimm
    @ZandrielGrimm Před 7 lety +1

    Thanks to this video, I know exactly what kind of tie to use for my stage gear.
    :)
    Thank you, Patrick.
    You helped out so much!

  • @kappatvating
    @kappatvating Před 9 lety +1

    Best video I've seen on this ( i just bought 4 of them can't wait to try this out)

  • @JROC2112
    @JROC2112 Před 10 lety +1

    Bravo Patrick. Great video.

  • @michaelazu1006
    @michaelazu1006 Před 9 lety +2

    I love cravat. is a unique fashion phenomenon,is a representation of your inner fulfillment. As u can see i have tie one, this is lovely

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      Michael Azu The Cravat is pretty amazing because it is so rare. Yes, you look suave and sophisticated.

  • @PatrickNovotny
    @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety +4

    Broke 100,000 views on my How to Tie and Ascot video without it coming undone. I'm working on more ways to tie an ascot so stay tuned and thank you everyone for watching, commenting, and subscribing.

  • @KI_YUTIP
    @KI_YUTIP Před 4 měsíci

    Gotta say one of the best tutorial ever..... sending love from Shillong, India

  • @JiveBunny997
    @JiveBunny997 Před 5 lety

    Excellent step by step explanation of how to wear a cravat, in simple terms.

  • @HemantDesai
    @HemantDesai Před 10 lety +2

    Wonderful stuff. Now I have an edge over many others. Proper dressing. Thank you so much.

  • @pierredunagan6314
    @pierredunagan6314 Před 7 lety +1

    Thanks, Patrick, I own several ascots, keeping them from becoming undone has been a pain in the butt.Thankyou for showing me how to properly tie it, so it doesn't constantly become undone.

  • @WeTheDylan
    @WeTheDylan Před 5 lety +1

    Thanks for the awesome tutorial, got it first try on my first ascot.

  • @kaprphish
    @kaprphish Před 6 lety +3

    You sir, are a genius.

  • @metalbearuk
    @metalbearuk Před 4 lety

    Nicely explained, very clear, thank you.

  • @longyun68
    @longyun68 Před rokem

    good. simple and elegant ! 不错 !

  • @aed59blue
    @aed59blue Před 10 lety +2

    very good, I have been wearing Day Cravat's and Bow ties for years, the twist on the Day Cravat knot is good as it can fall apart a bit if your having an "active" day.!!

  • @IsAyHiphOpZ
    @IsAyHiphOpZ Před 9 lety +3

    This is what I need to know. Thanks

  • @p.e.i.man-canada-1372
    @p.e.i.man-canada-1372 Před 5 lety +3

    I'v been wearing scarves like this for years... and the whole time I wondered how Ascots were tied!

  • @rajatkhanna3648
    @rajatkhanna3648 Před 7 lety

    Great video Patrick!

  • @ilcatracho
    @ilcatracho Před 10 lety +2

    Good advice. I've been wearing ties and bowties for years and I decided to wear my first cravat for my company's Christmas party last year and it was a hit. But I had a simple knot and sure enough it kept coming undone. Wish I had done this knot instead.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      My pleasure. More people should rock the cravat. I'm glad I could help.

  • @cyncerelyyours576
    @cyncerelyyours576 Před 10 lety

    Very good tutorial! I love all your tie designs and have been getting comments on them.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Thanks for the great compliment and I will keep them coming for you :)

  • @slodown3670
    @slodown3670 Před 4 lety

    Thank you! Very clear instruction.

  • @EpilepticOrchestra
    @EpilepticOrchestra Před 9 lety

    Best tutorial on cavats I've seen. And thanks for the history. 👍👍

  • @Mikolaj271
    @Mikolaj271 Před 2 měsíci

    Great knot, thanks !

  • @allaroundarbiter4809
    @allaroundarbiter4809 Před 10 lety

    Awesome Patrick.Very helpful information every man who wants and cares to look good.Thanks.Much Appreciated.

  • @MisterElement
    @MisterElement Před 9 lety

    Great vid! Thanks! I started a new job and have to wear a fancy type scarf with the company logo on it and need creative ways to address this issue!

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      MisterElement You are most welcome and congratulations on your new job. Thank you for watching.

  • @MrPhinehas
    @MrPhinehas Před 10 lety +1

    Thanks great trick! Thanks for sharing!

  • @sancristobalence1
    @sancristobalence1 Před 8 lety

    You're simply the best a really helpful person an I thank you for you help God bless

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +FRANKLYN CAMPUSANO You are most welcome Sir and have a Merry Christmas.

  • @allaroundarbiter4809
    @allaroundarbiter4809 Před 10 lety

    Cool thanks.Much Appreciated.

  • @guitarking367
    @guitarking367 Před 4 lety

    My chef started asking us to wear a Carat with our coats. this was helpful thank you! Coincidentally, what type/brand of shirt/coat are you wearing with that?

  • @PatrickNovotny
    @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety +2

    @Commissar Derpy. This knot is most appropriate to be tucked in your shirt if you desire to have it on the outside the you might want use this knot czcams.com/video/rgvi_4Ib2kg/video.html How to tie an Ascot or Cravat into a Ruche Knot aka Scrunchie Knot

    • @zhygarev
      @zhygarev Před 9 lety

      easy and nice! :)
      Thank you!

  • @alyweb1969
    @alyweb1969 Před 10 lety

    Marvellous!!! Thanks for that (the 'tightening bit')! :-)

  • @kedarsahab
    @kedarsahab Před 9 lety +1

    Good one and thanks!

  • @nedivanov3231
    @nedivanov3231 Před 8 lety

    Thank you, man, this is very helpful

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +Ned Ivanov You're welcome. Will you be wearing an Ascot for a special occasion?

  • @sancristobalence1
    @sancristobalence1 Před 8 lety +1

    Wow thank you very much appreciated

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +FRANKLYN CAMPUSANO Have you worn it for special occasions yet?

  • @frantiseksopik5869
    @frantiseksopik5869 Před 8 lety

    well done and sending love from czech republic!

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +František Šopík I can't wait to go back to CZ and drink real Pilzen.

  • @yontim44
    @yontim44 Před 10 lety

    Thank you sir, very helpful.

  • @mandeepbaweja3021
    @mandeepbaweja3021 Před 8 lety +1

    I watched this video 2 years back and i wore this in a wedding....i forgot to comment that time but now i want to thank you for teaching me this :)

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +Mandeep Baweja The pleasure is all mine. Thank you for watching.

  • @WolfRanger2008
    @WolfRanger2008 Před 2 lety

    That is strange..So many variations on a theme but cool.. Thanks for the instruction.

  • @NareshKumar-bw3vm
    @NareshKumar-bw3vm Před 5 lety

    Wonderful vedio ..thx

  • @train4905
    @train4905 Před rokem

    Exellent sir,thankyou

  • @PatrickNovotny
    @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety +5

    In 1660, King Charles II introduced the cravat to England, sparking a long term love affair with the neck cloth among English nobility. Throughout the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, English gentlemen wore cravats of the finest silk or lace. In modern England, the ascot is a form of silk cravat worn only at formal occasions.

    • @MrBannystar
      @MrBannystar Před 9 lety +1

      uhh, modern Britain if you please. Not all of us are English ;-)

    • @ktarnik
      @ktarnik Před 9 lety

      Mr. Novotny, I'm sorry to say but cravat (a la Croat) was and is part of Croatian men's clothing, especially when going to war.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      ktarnik Don't be sorry. You are absolutely correct Sir that the cravat originated from Crotia and thus the French and English thought it was so dam sexy they started wearing it.

    • @ktarnik
      @ktarnik Před 9 lety

      Patrick Novotny
      BTW, I'm from Croatia and on the paintings of my ancestors they all have red scarf tied in a war like way.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      ktarnik Without Croatia, neckties would not be where they are today. I have the most respect and gratitude for your ancestors.

  • @Irfanrabbani
    @Irfanrabbani Před 7 lety

    simply awesome and easy. thanks.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 7 lety

      You're welcome. I'm happy that I have made your life easier :)

  • @tareklandoulsi1734
    @tareklandoulsi1734 Před 6 lety

    very Helpful..... many thanks

  • @ndabekweyama7421
    @ndabekweyama7421 Před 10 lety +6

    Great stuff. cravats are a million times more comfortable than neck ties

  • @LexLuthor1234
    @LexLuthor1234 Před 10 lety +2

    Nice video Patrick. Thank you,
    I am thinking of using the ascot for some different (and perhaps more casaul), elegance than wearing the ever present tie this summer, and i am sure this video will come in handy.
    Ps. Are acots typically made in silk, and ca. which length should one normally look for as a standard. And are there any brands which are particularly famous for their quality ?
    Once again thanks for the advice! :)
    Claus

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety +1

      You're welcome LexLuthor1234 . Yes, made of silk. You might find a pre-tied version that has velcro or some other shenanigans, but it's best to stick with silk. They look the best. Ascots are still hard to find at a regular store. I like CravatClub, but they are pricey. I'm planning to add Ascots to my online store in the near future at much more reasonable pricing and keeping the quality. Thanks for the great question.

  • @drkrishnendusmitamaity775

    Good Demo

  • @walkerbraden5843
    @walkerbraden5843 Před 7 lety +24

    Bout to be the only one at graduation with an ascot.

  • @miapdx503
    @miapdx503 Před 8 lety

    Thank you sir, I've been wanting to get these for my husband. An idea best put forward if I know how to tie them! Now I can take his swag to another level. 😉

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +miapdx miapdx I'm happy to help your husband in his swaggerness leveling. Thank you or watching.

    • @monojkumar6702
      @monojkumar6702 Před 7 lety

  • @ladyandatramp2
    @ladyandatramp2 Před 9 lety

    wearing a casual ascot today, I always felt ascots were too formal for daily wear, but i saw some cool pics and thought ill go for it...glad it did

  • @wonkyfox
    @wonkyfox Před 10 lety

    brilliant stuff..many thanks

  • @Sockboss1
    @Sockboss1 Před 9 lety

    thank you very much I have subscribed and I am a subscriber for life.

  • @PatrickNovotny
    @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety +3

    Cravat History. In 210 B.C., The mighty first emperor of China, Shih Huang Ti, was buried with an army of terra-cotta clay soldiers, all wearing neck cloths. It is believed that his advisers convinced him to have the 7,500 life-size clay soldiers buried with him instead of actually having his entire army killed and buried with him. The neck cloths represent the prestige and honour the clay soldiers had in guarding their emperor through eternity.

    • @soulboygabicci5681
      @soulboygabicci5681 Před 5 lety

      Did I just read about an escapee called Maxine Waters on your feed?

  • @prakashsaini9400
    @prakashsaini9400 Před 6 lety

    Very nice

  • @christophermurphy1467
    @christophermurphy1467 Před 8 lety +2

    Excellent - I have owned a Cravat for two years, but have only just worn it for the first time after watching this vid.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +Christopher Murphy One of my favorite ways to dress up for special occasions. I have to plan something special for the next committee appreciate dinner because I know many of the past presidents of our board wear bow ties and I most certainly must wear something more classy than a bow tie :)

  • @oc2phish07
    @oc2phish07 Před 9 lety

    Nice version of how to tie a cravat. Thanks.

  • @leoedward7363
    @leoedward7363 Před 7 lety

    Thank you for this, I just did the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride in Melbourne today and my cravat ended up backwards blowing in the wind - but it stayed on!

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 7 lety

      +Leo Edward Nice! I never thought to wear one while riding. Do you have a link to the event?

  • @thewesleys11
    @thewesleys11 Před 10 lety

    The ascot tie goes really well with jeans or just semi causal outfit like with a blazer or vest as u have in the video. Im wondering if i can tie a silk scarf into this.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      I haven't worn with jeans yet, but I'm willing to give it a try. I just have to pick the right occasion. You definitely can use a silk scarf. You probably want something similar to a cravat that would be about 4 inches wide and about 60+/- inches long. As for a scraf, there might be a lot of extra material and will change the look you might be going for. Give it a try and let me know how it goes. I'm sure it will be noticed. Thanks for the great question and take care.

    • @VinylToVideo
      @VinylToVideo Před 10 lety

      Jeans? Sorry but nothing goes well with jeans. They're best off avoided alltogether.

  • @MacRaven
    @MacRaven Před 6 lety

    Great vid! Did they wear ascots or cravats in the 1920s? I am going to a themed event and wanted to get the look right.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 6 lety

      +MacRaven bow ties were very popular at the time, but if you wear an ascot you will definitely get attention for it. Bear in mind ascots are formal day wear. Have a great time.

  • @vikramdityasharma1512
    @vikramdityasharma1512 Před 7 lety

    Thanks man...i tried it and worked ......now i am feeling great :-)

  • @jacquesantoinesterling

    Thanks! 👍🏾

  • @lakshmy44
    @lakshmy44 Před 8 lety +1

    thanks for the video

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +Amritalekshmy Sudhir You're welcome. Are you wearing an Ascot for a special occasion?

    • @lakshmy44
      @lakshmy44 Před 8 lety

      That's for my husband...

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +Amritalekshmy Sudhir Wonderful!

  • @cmf9375
    @cmf9375 Před 8 lety

    thanks for the video, do you know any online sites that i can buy one of these Ascots from? or do you know any where in Hong Kong i can get these?

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      You're welcome. I have bought from CravatClub.com before. Expense, but I like them.

  • @IMArtisanX
    @IMArtisanX Před 10 lety

    Hello Mr. Novotny,
    Thank you for the lesson. When I was a kid, I used to watch a show called the Wild Wild West with Robert Conrad. He wore a Cravat with a vest, however his was under the collar and outside the shirt. It still looked good, though. Any thoughts on that look?
    By the way, you look great.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      My pleasure MrRtzenx and thanks for watching. I've never seen the show, but I can assume that he is wearing a scarf or long bandana type thing. I guess if I was riding a horse in the desert heat then I wouldn't mind a bandana or scarf around my neck to wipe away the sweat. I guess it all depends on the occasion, but it sounds like a very casual look. BTW I try to clean up before the camera is turned on :) Take care my friend.

  • @keewheelim4842
    @keewheelim4842 Před 3 lety

    Hi Sir, good morning I Steven from Singapore if we used necktie to tie as Ascot should it be possible. Wish you good health and Merry Christmas

  • @gordongopher4894
    @gordongopher4894 Před 10 lety +1

    good video. i've some on order and pan to wear them to the office.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Gordon Gopher That's pretty bold to wear to work. Is it for an occasion or casual Friday?

    • @gordongopher4894
      @gordongopher4894 Před 10 lety

      it's unusual, yes, but no one wears ties anymore in the professions except for important meetings. Shame. I haven't the guts/ability for a bow tie, so this is a compromise. I'll wear it anyday I fancy and for important meetings. I think cravats are going to make a comeback

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Gordon Gopher I most certainly commend you on wearing the ascot... The bow tie may require may require more confidence, but if find the bow tie easier to wear then the ascot. I look forward to the comeback of the cravat.

    • @gordongopher4894
      @gordongopher4894 Před 10 lety

      Ascot went down well at work (although, tbh I cared more that I liked it) I tried both your ways of tying it. I have another on order. Will check out your other videos too. Bow Tie may happen, if I can master it.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Gordon Gopher Bow Ties are awesome. It take a little to get used to then it's really easy if you end up wearing them a few times within a short time period.

  • @lumanzahidable
    @lumanzahidable Před 10 lety

    helpful video, thanks. One question, is it good for any night event or ascot is for the day event only ??

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Zahidur Rahman Yes, it is traditionally worn for day time formal events only. I could see an event that started during the day and carried into the evening as being a good option to wear an ascot. I suppose it all depends on the event and the crowd attending. Most people will not be aware of this rule so if you really wanted to, you could give it a try. What type of event are you planning on attending?

    • @lumanzahidable
      @lumanzahidable Před 10 lety

      Patrick Novotny Mainly for wedding or may be some kind of celebration party. In my country (Bangladesh), most of event take place in the evening and its hot weather here. i can try may be in winter time. But thanks any way for the reply my friend, really appreciate it.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Zahidur Rahman Unless you are in the wedding party and all the groomsmen are wearing ascots I would refrain from wearing during the evening and maybe go with a sexy bow tie with a vest. Have a great time.

  • @nicksmith9513
    @nicksmith9513 Před 28 dny

    Life saver 10 years later!

  • @squiresquiffy3728
    @squiresquiffy3728 Před 6 lety

    Well thank you very much. I oft wondered how to stop the ruddy thing going loose on me. Who'd have thought taking instruction on neckwear from an American!

  • @user-bf3mu7ew4w
    @user-bf3mu7ew4w Před 2 lety

    رائع

  • @austinjohnson3686
    @austinjohnson3686 Před 3 lety +1

    Is this the same tie as your barrel knot ascot? Where did you get your ascot?

  • @freddyp1976
    @freddyp1976 Před 10 lety

    I recently saw Will Smith wear a loose ascot and became intrigued by it. Any tips on color choices, patterns, things of that nature when you pair it with a shirt?

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety +1

      I would treat the same rules of thumb as wearing a necktie when it comes to mixing and matching patterns etc. Hopefully this info graphic helps. Thanks for watching. www.pinterest.com/pin/120963939965422563/

  • @rajatkhanna3648
    @rajatkhanna3648 Před 7 lety

    Earlier I would just tie the single knot only to have the cravat slip away. After tying them the way that you have shown I am enjoying wearing the cravat. Most of my cravats are 45 inches...... but stiill I manage well

  • @i2ik
    @i2ik Před 9 lety

    Hi Patrick! How long approximately does the ascot need to be to tie up this way? Mine at 42" seem to be on the short side.. Thanks for the great video!

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      i2ik Hmmm. I think mine is about the same length. You could keep the end that is not showing really short if that helps.

  • @cassandrajmr
    @cassandrajmr Před 4 lety

    “Pick up your snobbery.” Fucking classic love that

  • @roheislam5321
    @roheislam5321 Před 7 lety

    buaittiful

  • @hasanomda4836
    @hasanomda4836 Před 4 lety

    جميل جدا وچذاب وعاجبني ويساعد علي الشغل العالی

  • @walker5937
    @walker5937 Před 8 lety

    Thanks

  • @princesstinklepanties2720

    Does the Ascot have too be tucked into the shirt or could I wear it outside and tuck it into a vest? Or would that be better suited for a cravat.

  • @keithstone8693
    @keithstone8693 Před 9 lety

    What music was used in the intro?

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      +Keith Stone I have no idea any more, but the link to where I got it should be at the bottom of the description somewhere.

  • @rachaeljane8312
    @rachaeljane8312 Před 9 lety

    What type of silk is this tie made from?

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      rachael mcilhagga I don't know what species of silk worms this silk comes form, but I can tell you that it is a printed pattern on silk which I found to be less susceptible to wear as apposed to jacquard woven patterns. I hope that helps answer your question and thank you for watching.

  • @double00shotgun
    @double00shotgun Před 10 lety

    Hey Patrick is their a night knot as well? If so can you make a vid.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      There isn't a night knot. A day knot is worn with a formal morning suit. I'm working on other cravat/ascot knots as we speak. Videos coming soon.

  • @emadkamel6916
    @emadkamel6916 Před 9 lety

    Do you sell those Ascots ?
    Can't find it on your website
    If yes, please do forward the link.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety +1

      Emad Kamel Yes, Ascots will be available soon.

    • @emadkamel6916
      @emadkamel6916 Před 9 lety

      Geeat. Lived in Canada for 5 years by the way. Not trying to move to BC was my biggest mistake.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety +1

      Emad Kamel I grew up in Ontario and I had a great time there, but once I discovered Vancouver Island I was in love and made my way over here to stay. Oh, Ascots are at my warehouse now and will be available at tieaficionado.com soon. Merry Christmas Emad.

    • @emadkamel6916
      @emadkamel6916 Před 9 lety

      Patrick Novotny
      Good deal.
      Once it is listed on the site, please do let me know.
      Merry Christmas.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      Emad Kamel Most definitely.

  • @prenticeshalamar4706
    @prenticeshalamar4706 Před 10 lety

    Where did you get an ascot that was so long? I ordered a few and they were extra short!

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Lo P The one I'm wearing is from the U.K. It's about the same length as most of my neckties 58-62 inches. Try sending them back for longer ones if you still can.

    • @prenticeshalamar4706
      @prenticeshalamar4706 Před 10 lety

      Ok, I'll be sure to look for them.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Lo P glad I could help.

  • @michaelseidenberg2323
    @michaelseidenberg2323 Před 7 lety

    when is Ascot preferred over Tie?

  • @alenakralova5252
    @alenakralova5252 Před 6 lety

    Are you from Czech republic?

  • @sancristobalence1
    @sancristobalence1 Před 8 lety

    What's the difference between ascot and cravat I love to get the empire style as Lucius lions if anyone in here know the look I'm talking about please help

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 8 lety

      +FRANKLYN CAMPUSANO An Ascot is a specific type of cravat such as I am wearing in the video which also can be worn over the collar in my other video on how to tie an Ascot Ruche knot, aka Scrunchie knot. You might be referring to a traditional cravat worn by Croatian soldier which essentially is a Silk scarf tied around the neck or the adaptation from the English and French some hundreds of years ago which would be referred to today as a stock. That's about the most brief I can be without writing a book about it. I hope that helps and thanks for the great question Sir. check out Wikipedia for more details and historical references.

  • @InvalidUsername480
    @InvalidUsername480 Před 10 lety +1

    I'm getting married today and this video saved my wedding. Thanks

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Amazing! And Congratulations!

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 10 lety

      Can you send me a picture of you and your bride. I want to see your ascot :) info@patricksellsvictoria.com

  • @bionicleboy6445
    @bionicleboy6445 Před 9 lety

    What is the difference between ascot and cravat?

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      Eduard Rusu An Ascot is a specific type of cravat such as I am wearing in the video which also can be worn over the collar in my other video on how to tie an Ascot Ruche knot, aka Scrunchie knot. You might be referring to a traditional cravat worn by Croatian soldier which essentially is a Silk scarf tied around the neck or the adaptation from the English and French some hundreds of years ago which would be referred to today as a stock. That's about the most brief I can be without writing a book about it. I hope that helps and thanks for the great question Sir.

  • @smartass11225
    @smartass11225 Před 9 lety

    Is it a faux pas to wear an ascot for a wedding that's in the evening? Thanks

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      smartass11225 Correct. Ascots are traditionally worn as formal day wear.

    • @lukesargent7551
      @lukesargent7551 Před 9 lety

      Patrick Novotny Are you not allowed to wear an Ascot tied in a scrunch manner formally so it looks more like a regular tie? I get it that you can't wear an Ascott tied in the usual day fashion formally... but isn't the other way acceptable?
      Oh - I think I see what you mean. Only for formal day occasions. I guess it's bow tie all the way for evenings.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      Luke Sargent I think your right about the Bow Tie. Formal evening wear is appropriate when you have formal invitation to a black tie event and not like a movie premiere in Hollywood were celebrities wear anything they choose, but for the rest of us a Black Tie event is a Tuxedo and Black Bow Tie only for men, evening gowns or cocktail dresses for women. Formal Day wear has been modified by the wedding industry to don formal evening wear during the day and allow for brides to choose whatever they desire as long as they are paying. Am I right?
      It is normally acceptable to wear Ascot for formal day events in either manner.
      Thank you for the great question.
      Patrick

  • @jairampuria5040
    @jairampuria5040 Před 9 lety

    hey, I have been searching the name of this particular knot....the image url for the same is ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/310F8RXT6NL.jpg....your help would be appreciated

  • @commentyoutube8002
    @commentyoutube8002 Před 9 lety

    Can this be worn informally? I've heard it can be.

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      Comment CZcams I suppose you can. I've worn just to go for a Sunday drive.

  • @jms6498
    @jms6498 Před 6 lety

    mine ends up super bulky when I do it the second way...

  • @waynelucassr.9426
    @waynelucassr.9426 Před 9 lety

    Thank you Patrick, now I no longer have to put a pin in my ascot to try and hold it,

    • @PatrickNovotny
      @PatrickNovotny  Před 9 lety

      Wayne Lucas sr. You're are welcome and it's nice to know more men are wearing ascots out there.

  • @PrenticeBoy1688
    @PrenticeBoy1688 Před 8 lety +1

    Of course, what you show here is a day cravat and not an ascot at all. Ascots are formal accessories worn with morning dress, the dress required for the Royal Enclosure at Ascot. They'd turn you away at Ascot if you were wearing a day cravat as in the video!

  • @Trespher
    @Trespher Před 4 lety +1

    my mother said you looked alright