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    Double Windsor Tie Knot

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    Bedaprakash Satapathy
    The document provides instructions for tying a double Windsor knot for a necktie. It involves: 1. Placing the tie around the neck with the wide end hanging lower than the thin end. 2. Crossing the wide end over the front of the thin end and wrapping it around the back. 3. Wrapping and slipping the wide end through multiple times to create the distinctive knot shape. The instructions conclude with tips for ensuring the knot is tied properly and untying it correctly.

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    Double Windsor Tie Knot

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    The document provides instructions for tying a double Windsor knot for a necktie. It involves: 1. Placing the tie around the neck with the wide end hanging lower than the thin end. 2. Crossing the wide end over the front of the thin end and wrapping it around the back. 3. Wrapping and slipping the wide end through multiple times to create the distinctive knot shape. The instructions conclude with tips for ensuring the knot is tied properly and untying it correctly.

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    The document provides instructions for tying a double Windsor knot for a necktie. It involves: 1. Placing the tie around the neck with the wide end hanging lower than the thin end. 2. Crossing the wide end over the front of the thin end and wrapping it around the back. 3. Wrapping and slipping the wide end through multiple times to create the distinctive knot shape. The instructions conclude with tips for ensuring the knot is tied properly and untying it correctly.

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    Double Windsor Tie Knot

    Uploaded by

    Bedaprakash Satapathy
    The document provides instructions for tying a double Windsor knot for a necktie. It involves: 1. Placing the tie around the neck with the wide end hanging lower than the thin end. 2. Crossing the wide end over the front of the thin end and wrapping it around the back. 3. Wrapping and slipping the wide end through multiple times to create the distinctive knot shape. The instructions conclude with tips for ensuring the knot is tied properly and untying it correctly.

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    How to Tie a Double Windsor

    1. 1

    Lift up the collar of your shirt. Place the tie around the back of your neck so that the wide
    end hangs down on the side of your dominant hand, a little more than twice as low as the
    thin end.

    2. 2

    Cross the wide end once over the front of the thin end and then around the back of the
    thin end a few inches below your neck.

    3. 3

    Slip the wide end through the back of the V-shape made by the knot, pulling it out the
    front of the V-shape toward your nondominant hand.

    4. 4

    Wrap the wide end around the knot on the nondominant side. Continue to wrap the wide
    end around to the front of the knot on the dominant hand side.
    5. 5

    Slip the wide end through the front of the V-shape made by the knot, pulling it out the
    back of the V-shape toward your dominant hand.

    6. 6

    Wrap the wide end around the knot.

    7. 7

    Pull the wide end through the back of the V-shape formed by the knot.

    8. 8

    Tuck the wide end down through the front loop of the knot.

    9. 9

    Pull down gently on the wide end from below the knot until the knot is tight.

    10. 10
    Grasp the thin end with your non-dominant hand and slid the knot up to your neck.

    11. 11

    Flip your collar down, button up and you're ready to go!

    Tips & Warnings

     If the thin end hangs lower than the wide end, untie the tie and begin again with the wide end
    hanging lower than it did the first time.
     If the wide end hangs too low, untie the tie and begin again with the wide end hanging higher
    than the first time.
     When untying a tie, follow the tying directions in reverse rather than just pulling the thin end
    through the knot. Otherwise, the shape of the tie may become distorted.

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