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Named for—you guessed it!—the dapper Duke of Windsor, the Full Windsor Knot is the kind of knot that’s large and in charge.
Lift up the collar of your shirt.
The Full Windsor Knot is ideally suited for wide, spread-collar shirts.
Button the top button of your shirt.
Drape the tie around your neck with the wider end of the tie on your right. It should be dangling about 12 inches below the skinny end of the tie. The seam should be facing your shirt.
Cross the wide end toward the left over the front of the skinny end of your tie.
Direct the wide end around behind the skinny end and up through the loop around your neck, letting the wide end fall down the front.
Take the wide end with your left hand and bring it to your left and then behind the knot—passing it off to your right hand. The seam of the wide end should now be facing out.
Bring the wide end up and through the front of the loop, pulling it down and to the right. The seam should now be facing out.
Drape the wide end of the tie to the left across the front of the knot.
Bring the wide end behind the knot and up through the loop.
Thread the wide end through the top of the knot and pull it down to tighten.
Tighten the tie around your neck by holding the skinny end of the tie and sliding the knot toward your neck.
Put your collar down, make any final adjustments, and let your friends call you Duke.
The debonair Fred Astaire often wore a silk tie as a belt.
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Comments (5)
There are many videos on the internet on how to tie a Windsor knot, but this is by far the best video to watch. This video makes it very easy to learn and remember how to tie this knot after only one viewing, which you are not able to do after viewing the other videos out there. Very well done!
over 4 years ago by tanvi
I will tie his knot anytime. He is fine....
over 4 years ago by KatieL
A very clear and simple explanantion - well done.
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about 1 year ago by dress
very necessary and informative video
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