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Clothing & Appearance · 7 guided steps

Tie a tie

A four-in-hand knot, from the first cross to the final adjustment.

What you’ll need
  • A necktie
  • A mirror

A necktie and a mirror; no previous knot experience needed.

Keep the neck loop loose and comfortable. Stop and loosen it if it feels tight.

Illustrated walkthrough · optional automatic camera coaching

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Step 1 of 7

Start with the wide end longer.

Drape the tie around your collar, seam facing in. Let the wide end hang lower than the narrow end.

Keep the fabric flat. You can always start again.

Before moving on: Both ends are flat and the wide end is longer.

Not checked

What the coach can check

Visible checkpoint: Both ends are in view, lie flat, and the wide end hangs below the narrow end.

Only this visible result can be camera-confirmed. Check comfort, safety and the written instructions for yourself.

Common mistake: Starting with the narrow end longer or twisted fabric.

Check for yourself: Both ends are flat and the wide end is longer. Keep the fabric flat. You can always start again.

Next records your own check unless the visible checkpoint is already camera-confirmed.

One tie. Seven little steps.

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Your first tie. Seven guided steps.

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