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LinkPizza posted...

captpackrat posted...

Try tying a Four-In-Hand. I figured that one out on my own but for the life of me I can't do a Half-Windsor even with diagrams.

https://www.ties.com/how-to-tie-a-tie/four-in-hand

You drape the tie around your neck with the thick end hanging lower than the thin end. You cross the thick end in front of the thin, wrap it around the back, then again around the front of the thin end, making a loop. Then you pull the thick end up through the neck, then through the loop you just made. Tighten the knot and adjust it and you're done.

Whats difference of the first few. Most of those look the same. The lager ones start looking different, though...

It's mostly the symmetry and size of the knot. The bigger and more symmetrical the knot, the harder and more complicated it is to tie. The Four-In-Hand is probably the slimmest and most asymmetrical, but it's also the easiest to learn.