[How to tie a tie]
1. Windsor knot: This type of knot is wider than ordinary knots, so it is very suitable for shirts with Italian-style collars (eight-shaped collars). It is best matched with a romantic and delicate silk tie.
2. Simple knot (coachman's knot): suitable for ties with thicker materials. It is most suitable for shirts with standard and button-down collars. Turn the wide edge 180 degrees from top to bottom. , and hide the fold at the back, and the length of the tie can be adjusted after completion. It is the most commonly used knot type.
3. Cross knot (half-Windsor knot): This knot type is very elegant and rare, and its knotting method is also more complicated. It is easier to use with a thin tie. It is most suitable for matching with romantic peak collars and Standard collar shirts.
4. Prince Albert Knot: Suitable for romantic button-down and pointed collar series shirts, paired with thin ties made of romantic soft materials. The correct method is to leave a long space on the wide edge first, and try to bring it together when making the second turn to complete this perfect knot.
5. Four-in-hand knot (single knot): It is the easiest to use among all bow ties and is suitable for various styles of romantic shirts and ties.
6. Romantic knot: Because of its perfect knot shape, the romantic knot is suitable for various romantic series of necklines and shirts. After completion, fold the wide edge under the tie to reduce its knot shape. , or you can move it to the right so that a small part appears next to the wide-brimmed tie.