Graphic tutorials on 10 new tie styles

1. The Windsor Knot
The tie, named after the Duke of Windsor, is the most orthodox collar system. It forms a triangle and is full and powerful. It is suitable for wide-collar shirts and is used for formal occasions. Do not use a thick fabric tie to tie Windsor.

2. The four-in-hand Knot four-handed Knot
The knot can be completed in four steps, so it is named "four-handed Knot". It is the most convenient tie method, suitable for narrow-width ties, with narrow-collar shirts, casual style, applicable to common scenarios.

3. The Half-Windsor Knot (Cross Knot)
As the name suggests, it is a modified version of Windsor knot, which is more convenient than Windsor knot. It is suitable for finer ties and shirts with sharp collars and standard collars, but it is also not suitable for thick ties.

4. The Plain Knot
Similar to the four-handed TIE method, it is very convenient. the bow tie is triangular and suitable for narrow-collar shirts.

5. The Cross Knot
The Cross knot feature is that the knot has a split line, which is suitable for elegant and thin ties and feels very fashionable.

6. The Double Knot Double ring
The double ring knot is suitable for thin ties. It can create a sense of fashion and is suitable for young office workers. The bow tie features that the first lap is slightly outside the second lap. Do not hide it.

7. The Double Cross Knot
Because of the cross and double rings, this knot is very cool and can only be matched with a thick formal shirt. The dual-Cross-knot system is increasingly rare. It is the best way to express its honor.

8. The Prince Albert Knot
It is suitable for soft ties and with a buckle collar and a sharp collar shirt. because it needs to be around three laps, the tie should not choose a thick texture.

9. The Trend Knot romantic Knot
The Romantic knot breaks the tie's rule that must be kept straight. The narrow ends appear at the wide ends and are full of drama.

10. The Simple Knot
Applies to a thick tie and is suitable for shirts with a buckle. It features that the wide end is first reversed from top to bottom at 180 degrees, and the fold is hidden in the rear to complete knots, this tie is very tight and popular in MAF, England at the end of the 18 s.