Temel İlkeleri how to tie a professionally

Pass the wide end over the narrow end again, going from left to right. You're starting to build that knot!

Fold the wide end over the front of the narrow end. Bring the wide end back across the front and onto your right side.

As people began tying their ties to look like his, they called it the Windsor. Even the English military got into it bey the Royal Air Force adopted the knot. This knot is wide and symmetrical and will look best with the spread collars on your shirts.

The sizing switches from letters to two vague numbers that make no sense if you are unaware of their purpose. We have the answer for you. Here is how to do it in a way that will have your dress shirts fitting great at all times.

Line up the two ends of the tie, with the wider end closer to the waist and the narrower end closer to the center of your chest.

Make sure the tip of the wide end is lined up with the middle of your belt buckle or waistband, and you're good to go!

Hold onto the narrow end with one hand and gently tighten the knot with the other by pulling on the wide end. Adjust the knot to your liking.

This is a lesser-known but still, super cool tie knot that deserves some love. It was invented by a guy named Jerry Pratt, who worked at the US Chamber of Commerce. The knot got more attention when a TV reporter named Don Shelby started wearing it on air. It's a medium-sized, symmetrical knot that's pretty versatile and looks neat with most ties and shirt collars.

Hold the wide end with one hand, and gently adjust the knot with the other hand until it looks perfect.

If your tie tack doesn’t have a chain, simply pin both sections of your tie together. Add a tie tack to your formal wear to enhance your look and get people talking about your bold buraya tıklayın fashion!

Again, line up the two ends of your tie, bringing the wider end closer to your waist; and the narrower end up near the middle of your chest. 

Here's why it works: When you're going for the slightly disheveled cool guy thing (or what over in Italy daha fazla bigi alin they call sprezzatura), the rest of your look—no matter how tailored—needs to feel relaxed birli well. So while your suit jacket still fits like a glove, the details (unpadded shoulders, no lining, slightly wider lapels) keep everything out of uber-corporate territory.

This elongated, cylindrical knot adds an interesting and çağdaş touch burayı kontrol edin to your outfit. Follow these steps to tie a tie and you'll be a pro in no time: Start with the wide end of your tie on your right side and the narrow end on your left side. Make sure the wide end is a bit longer than you'd usually have it when tying a regular knot.

Pull the wide end through the neck loop. Insert the wide end down into the loop from above. Pull it through in the same direction it lay before, on the left.