How To Tie A Tie | The Easy Way

How to tie a tie - the easy way. These step by step instructions show you how to tie a tie using a quick and easy method. What you will end up with is a classic Windsor knot, one of the most popular tie knots in the world. Also known as the Full Windsor knot or Double Windsor knot, this necktie knot is perfect for weddings, job interviews, graduations, proms, formals, and general business attire.
Incorporating comments on previous videos, I’ve included some simple steps to help overcome challenges people often face when learning to tie a tie, such as how to make it the right length and how to make the tie knot look neat and triangular.
If you found this helpful, please like, subscribe or share this video. Thank you so much!

[@chocostick7638]

Even after 8 years you are still teaching people tie a tie. You have my upmost respect.

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@mooncake8254]

Very helpful. I'm glad that he does this. Now I come of age. Need to learn it.

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[@SafinVhuiyan]

Thank u so much! Im 86 Years old now i can Fix my Grandson's tie

[@defragmenteur808]

That's awesome to hear! I'm honored the tutorial could help you out, and I'm sure your grandson will appreciate your expertise. Happy tying 😀 👍

[@SafinVhuiyan]

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[@Illusion517]

As someone without a father figure in my life, these videos are a godsend. I've been using the half Windsor for years, but have the biggest interview of my life later this week (An internship interview with the 3rd largest company in the world in my field) I wanted to learn a more professional tying technique and was able to pull this off after watching the video twice and tinkering with it for a few minutes!

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@mooncake8254]

No matter what age or year. Learning this skill it's a must have for all working class. Thank you! Easy and simple.

[@defragmenteur808]

Couldn't agree more! It can be a bit tricky at first, but it's a great skill to have. Thanks for your kind words 😀 👍

[@diogenes64]

Excellent video and the by far the best description of how to tie a Windsor knot.

[@defragmenteur808]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate it 🙏 👍

[@totozafra727]

I’ve been watching a bunch of CZcams videos on how to tie a tie, but all my efforts have resulted into mediocre looks as there’s always that one small detail that pops out like a huge pimple. Now that I watched this video and did it, I am very satisfied on how it looks. You video by far helped me ALOT!

[@defragmenteur808]

That's so great to hear! Tying a tie can indeed be tricky, but I'm glad this made the process a little easier. Thanks for your support, and happy tying 👍

[@NOTHINGISEVERYTHING18]

Since last 8 years I love your voice I wish to have such voice..❤🌟

[@defragmenteur808]

Thank you for your kind compliment 🙏

[@ironelfin1142]

I watched your earlier vid from years ago and learned how. This new one explains beginning steps in a little more detail and uses a tie with better contrast for ease of direction. Bravo! Good job on both. I recommend to the novice to watch the dark tie vid first then this one with speed setting at 75% and you'll master it first time. Well done!

[@ryahsharpe2974]

I never thought I could do it until I saw this video, other tie videos have millions of views and they don’t do a very good job. On the other hand your tutorial gets 5 stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

[@defragmenteur808]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you found it helpful 😀 👍

[@nathankurniawan4307]

I watched your video at the first day of junior high and I couldn't understand it, now I am graduating and made it finally on my first attempt!

[@dayashree30]

I am 43 years old and learnt tie a tie very first time ❤for my Son ❤🎉

[@defragmenteur808]

Bravo! Way to go! Wishing you and your son many stylish and memorable moments together 😀 👍

[@kelliecooper8235]

Thank you so much! Just had to tie my sons school tie for the first time!! 🎉

[@defragmenteur808]

You're so welcome! Glad you found it helpful 😃 👍

[@NiallMannan-xc4py]

The first time I watched this I got really confused but then the second Tim I was able to fin my mistake. Thank you so much for helping me.

[@defragmenteur808]

Practice makes perfect! Glad to hear you didn't give up and were able to figure it out on the second try. Keep up the awesome work, and happy tying 👍

[@uzma1543]

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[@lorieann911]

Love!! ❤. Tried it for the first time and got the perfect tie!!!! Thank you!

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@tjb_7833]

I legit got it the fist time; i appreciate it so much that you explained and showed it slowly, thank you kind sir, I now know how to tie a tie [:

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@bjoaquinesq]

Yaaay!!! I did it!!! - thank you so much for this easy visually and audible tutorial video! … BRAVO!!!

[@defragmenteur808]

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You always make a perfect one 🫡🫡

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@Jhontc07]

You're the best, I've watched like 10 videos and none of them helped me, but in this one you gave certain tips that helped me a lot. Thanks man.

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@galactic_zilla6102]

Every Monday I have to wear a tie and this is so helpful

[@defragmenteur808]

Thanks for sharing. Awesome to hear it's helping to start the week on the right foot 😃 👍

[@ciwv]

💙finally after 2 hour of trying to tie a tie very thanks

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@ikramabghani286]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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In one try only I have make my tie thank you so much😘

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Really thanks

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[@Bigcleve75]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@ngocm.9703]

Thank you for your video. My son just started highschool and he was struggling to make a windsor knot for highschool. We watch couple videos but he still cannt do it until we found your video.

[@defragmenteur808]

You're most welcome! I'm so glad he found it helpful. Best wishes for high school 😀 👍

[@amberanderson2358]

Your video is very helpful to me it was my first time tying a tie and it was so easy I like to step by step instructions thank you😊

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@Ellie.95]

Perfect ❤ i got it! Thank you sir!

[@niranjan2236]

I took so much effort to tie a tie 😢.But I learned it very well thank you for making this video 😊

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@migazone]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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Easy-peasy! Thank you

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@larrylz-somethingrowdy6840]

@defragmenteur808 I have been wearing a tie at least 2x a month for the last few years, but always have to rewatch a video. I can tie 12 different knots with rope, but for some reason I can never remember this. Cheers!

[@defragmenteur808]

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[@Mrtip1987]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@PeacefulChaos2]

Welcome back king!
The only question i have is how do i take off and eldredge knot tie without having to untie it

[@defragmenteur808]

Great question! The Eldridge is one of those knots that uses up most of the thin-end of the tie. If there's enough surplus length left over on the thin-end (which you'd normally have tucked underneath your collar), you should be able to loosen the knot just enough so that you can lift the whole tie over your head while it's still knotted. Hope this helps.

[@PeacefulChaos2]

@@defragmenteur808I guessed that it had to be done this way so i took the easy way through it by making the best eldridege knot i can make then made it permanent with a few pins then replace the excess thin end with elastic band!
Tested it with a white shirt(school uniform) it it looks good can't even tell that it's held by an elastic by!
Thansk for the help anyway!

[@chedder420]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@uzma1543]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@gamingbymarstaskforce141]

what if the tie is real short after i tie it?

[@defragmenteur808]

When this happens, it's usually due to one of two reasons: (1) There may not have been enough length on the wide end when you started out. I sometimes get caught out by this too. The 3:1 ratio I mention in the video is a general guide. Our bodies come in a myriad of different configurations. No two individuals share the exact same body structure. It might take a little trial and error to get the starting position right. If you’re built like Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, then you might need to experiment with this a little. But I would consider that a good problem to have 😀 (2) It could be due to the length of the tie. If it's shorter than the standard length, you may need to adjust for that in your starting position (perhaps 4:1 or 5:1 rather than 3:1). Hope this helps 👍

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@binnbaby2219]

A question: What if the tie turns out to be a bit too long at the end?? 😂

[@defragmenteur808]

Excellent question. Ideally, the goal is to finish with the wide end of the tie hanging around the same height as the upper edge of your belt. To achieve this, you need to consider the starting position of your tie (i.e. before you even start tying the knot - 0:25 ). As a general rule, I usually recommend starting out with the wide end of the tie sitting about twice as low as the thin end. Having said that though, we all come in different shapes and sizes. No two individuals have the same body structure. So it might take a little trial-and-error to find that sweet spot. If it turns out to be too long at the end, then you may need to adjust your starting position by starting out with the wide end about 1.5 times longer than the thin end. Hope this helps 👍

[@stacky1]

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[@defragmenteur808]

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[@Excyl_XP]

Thank you, I needed to learn this for my first day at highschool. I don't have a dad to teach me and my mom and sister don't know how to tie a tie. Really helped!

[@defragmenteur808]

I'm so glad to hear that the tutorial was useful for you, especially on such an important day. Wishing you all the best as you start your journey in high school! 😀 👍

[@kulwinderbining5521]

Thx

[@defragmenteur808]

Any time 👍

[@lucasadie]

Help me! When it’s tied, the narrow part is double the length of the wide part… They only have one size available at the shop, any advice? And I need THIS specific one for school, or I get a detention 😭

[@defragmenteur808]

When this happens, it's usually due to the starting position of your tie when you first drape it over your neck. As a general rule, I recommend starting out with the wide end of the tie sitting about twice as low as the thin end - like I demonstrate here 0:19 . This works for most people. Having said that though, we all come in different shapes and sizes. No two individuals have the same body structure. So it might take a little trial-and-error to get your starting position right. If you’re built like Mike Tyson, then you might need to experiment with this a little. But I would consider that a good problem to have 😀 If your tie is shorter than the standard length, then you may need to adjust for that in your starting position - for example by starting out with the wide end 3 or 4 times longer than the thin end. Hope this helps 👍

[@lucasadie]

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[@defragmenteur808]

Australia 😀

[@smexghoul4889]

Thanks for showing me but.. I just wish I had a father who thought me.

[@defragmenteur808]

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