Half Windsor Knot: How to Tie & What Mistakes To Avoid

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Ironically, the Half Windsor knot has nothing to do with the Windsor knot. Today, I'm wearing a Half Windsor knot with a green linen wool blend tie from Fort Belvedere which is on the thin side. It is a symmetrical knot, with a tie dimple included.
How to tie the Half Windsor knot:
1. With the slim end on your right and the wide end on your left.
- The slim end should be about a hand and a half above your waistband, the wide end goes to the right, over the slim end and back to the side it was originally at.
2. Bring the tie up and go through the hole and go the opposite side so you have it back onto your right.
3. Bring it back over to the left and front, pull it down and up, forming the knot.
4. The wide end goes through the knot and for a dimple, pinch.
5. Once the knot is forming, pull the slim end up and pull down underneath the knot and pinch.
6. Form the knot you like and then pull it up.
- With this tie knot, avoid wearing a tab collar or any collar bars and pins. I recommend a cutaway collar, spread collar, maybe medium spread thin ties.
- For thicker ties, it may be daring, it's not going to be as big as the full Windsor knot.
- For shorter men, get a short tie so you can tie a smaller knot that suits you, your height and your body.
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