How to tie a tie?

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1. Guest19361345
   

   Easy clear steps on how to tie a tie... Basiclly you start by getting the tie and putting it around your neck...[Under your coller] Then you make the two sides fairly even. After doing that you get the fatter side and put it once around the thin side... go around the thin side ONCE. Once you have done this grab the fat bit and place it through the top the once its out put it through the top peice. Then pull down and tighten your tie...[By pulling the long thing and pushing it up] If you want the tie to look really nice just grab the top and pinch it for about 10seconds and it looks very smart. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW TO DO A SMALL FAT TIE..---SCHOOL TIE---- .... Then its the exact same thing its just at the start you dont make everything so even and you make thee thinner side longer then the fatter side... The more shorter you make the fatter side the more shorter your tie will look but take in mind doing it too short will make your tie turn into a FAIL. xD So yeahh, basiclly make the fat bit about 3/4 ... well thats what i doo but im abit more experienced ;P Give it a go & Once you get the hang of it you will be trying out the diffrent types and styles...Hope i helped!! GoodLuck... If my instructions were fairly clear but you need abit of help to make the explanation easier to understand just let me know... ByeeByeee :}

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2. Guest14661552
   

   wow thats lots of different ways to tie a tie

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3. Shawn White
   

   step 1. you need a tie second which type of tie are you talking about? Thirteen Aesthetic Tie Knots Thomas Fink and Yong Mao used mathematical theory and model to prove that there are totally eighty-five ways to tie a tie. Among the eighty-five ways to tie a tie, they found that there are thirteen aesthetic tie knots (including the four-in-hand knot, the half-Windsor knot and the Windsor knot that are described earlier) based on criteria like symmetry and balance. The thirteen aesthetic tie knots are listed below in ascending order of size. let me know which one i should teach you. Oriental knot Four-in-hand knot Kelvin knot Nicky knot Victoria knot Half-Windsor knot St. Andrew knot Plattsburgh knot Cavendish knot Windsor knot Grantchester knot Hanover knot Balthus knot

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