How To Tie a Tie - The Kelvin Knot

Learn how to tie the Kelvin knot step-by-step to look great. The Kelvin knot is similar to the Oriental knot but bigger and a great way to create a different look than the Four-in-Hand or Windsor knot.
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This video is part of a series on Classic Tie Knots by the Gentleman's Gazette.
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[@fokkelman64231]

I admire your love for clothing and etiquette. Thanks for this one! Greetings from the Netherlands. Fred

[@tonysmith179]

Thank you for this Great Tutorial ......This is now my Favorite Knot !!!

[@daveorme1683]

The Kelvin is my go to. Seems to work the best with the least amount of fuss.

[@3hunna781]

thanks !

[@ravipeiris4388]

Thank you Mr. Swen. I like the Kelvin Knot over the Four in Hand Knot as the Kelvin Knot tends to stay in place. Also, recently, I was wearing a stand alone vest but my tie was sticking out at the bottom using the Kelvin knot. To solve that issue, I looped the long end of the tie three times (instead of twice) which shortened the overall tie length and the knot still looking amazing 👌

[@burritodog3634]

mr swen

[@mitchross8614]

OCD. I like more symmetrical knots. Thanks for your videos!

[@LUIS-vw1zl]

Beauty knot 👌

[@mohammedal-bader2323]

I often tie this knot!
Thank you

[@neilyoung5029]

So the Kelvin and Victoria are essentially the same with the double loop but this one starts with the sown side up?

[@ronnieb1515]

I love this!

[@gentlemansgazette]

Ronnie B Thanks

[@markarato8034]

May i ask why you make the "dimple" on every tie? Is it a rule, or just because you like it? I think without it all the knots look more elegant. Can you please explain? Thank you!

[@gentlemansgazette]

we have a video about it...

[@oregonfelder1]

Does the quality of the tie make a difference in regards to the knot's appearance? Half Windsor knots look huge on two of my ties and I would like to wear more than just one or two knot styles.

[@Scorhos]

Man,in other videos he explained that have ties that a big knot,as the full windsor,are more addequate,slimmer ties,and for a half a medium tie are more addequate. Check his Channel.

[@supersmart671]

Kelvin vs Albert, Kelvin wins!!

[@australian6983]

I don't like the prince albert/Victoria knots.

[@musasibi3167]

What's the difference between the kelvin and the four in hand knot?

[@martinichanel]

The Kelvin and Victorian are tied basically the same.

[@Aldroid151]

What is that flap with the button, at the top of your trouser?

[@gentlemansgazette]

Aldroid151 It's a flapped pocket. As you can see, this pair of trousers lacks a waistband, but even if it had one, these kind of change pockets are not unusual with bespoke garments.

[@tonysmith179]

That is a Tailor Made touch..Very Classy and Select.

[@pedromrfernandes]

👍🏻

[@JFCotman]

It’s the Roger Sterling knot

[@mastertracuer]

I have to ask, are you left or right handed?

[@henriquefalleirosmareze7188]

So, what's the difference between the Kelvin and the Victoria knot?

[@gentlemansgazette]

It's a different knot. One has half a rotation more because one starts with the inside up and one with the inside down. Watch the video again and focus on the way the tie looks before it is tied. It makes a difference what side is up or down.

[@henriquefalleirosmareze7188]

Thanks a lot!

[@fredysaxo]

What's your height?

[@gentlemansgazette]

Fredy Ernst 6" or 183 cm

[@fredysaxo]

damn , in your videos you look smaller hahaha thanks for the answer...

[@gentlemansgazette]

Fredy Ernst Well, You cannot see my legs, so it's hard to tell I suppose.