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Step 1
Lift up the collar of your shirt and wrap the tie around the back of your neck. The wide end of the tie should hang down about twice as low as the thin end; it can hang closer to your right or left hand, depending on what's more comfortable for you.
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Step 2
Wrap the wide end around the thin end twice, a few inches below your neck. The wide end should go over the thin end first.
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Step 3
After wrapping the wide end around the second time, push it through the back of the V-shape made by the partially formed knot.
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Step 4
Tuck the wide end of the tie through the front loop of the knot.
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Step 5
Gently pull down on both the thin and wide ends below the knot until the knot is tight.
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Step 6
Hold the thin end of the tie while you slide the knot slowly up to your neck.
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Step 7
Now look down at your handiwork. If the thin end hangs below the wide end, untie the tie and begin again, this time with the wide end hanging lower than it did the first time.
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Step 8
Or, if the wide end hangs too low, untie the tie and begin again with the wide end hanging higher than it did the first time.
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Step 9
Once you are satisfied with the way you've tied the tie, flip your collar back down and be on your way.
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Comments
robert2584 said
on 7/10/2009 I never learn this art, I should better learn it now.
mynicetie said
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lurntokc said
on 6/4/2009 I posted a similar video on my blog - http://lurnto.com/?p=391
ringo360 said
on 5/2/2009 thank u soooooooooo much
cooldude123 said
on 3/15/2009 I needed it for school..Thx alot