The Double Windsor knot is the traditional symmetrical knot most commonly seen on people dressing up. It is also a more complicated knot than most. The knot originated from the Duke of Windsor who liked a wide knot and had his neckties made specially thick to accommodate. MyNiceTie neckties are also made to accommodate a thick knot and are finely woven with brilliant colors.

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This video shows you how to tie a tie without even putting it on your neck. Go grab your favorite necktie, clear off your kitchen table, and then watch this video. You will be tying a tie very quickly, and you will be able to impress your friends with this necktie trick.

This how to tie a tie video goes a little quick, but she repeats it twice. So, watch both times then pause it and try it yourself. With a little practice, you will be a pro! Watch Video

The four in hand knot is probably the most simple knot to learn. This is why it is traditionally called the "school boy" necktie knot. It may not be the most beautiful knot, but if you are in a hurry, it can sure come in handy.

It is hard to find good videos on how to tie a tie. Many go too fast, some go too slow, and very few go just right. This video is the most decent video on how to tie a tie that I could find. If you know of any others, please let us know.

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This video may keep the attention of kids while learning to tie a tie. It does go a little slow, but is quite entertaining.

The teacher is actually a giraffe who apparently is a professor. It is a fun and educational video on how to tie a necktie.

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