How to tie a tie Half windsor knot

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Guys let’s start first step, With the wide end of the tie on the right and the short end on the left. The tip of the short end should be slightly above your belly-button Only move the active (wide) end.

Second step, Wide end on the short end of the left.

Third step, Under the small end and to the right.

Fourth step, Up to the center, towards neck loop.

Fifth step, Through the neck loop and to the left.

Sixth step, Across the front, over to the right.

Seventh step, Up into the neck loop from underneath.

Eighth step, Down through the loop you have just created in the front.

Ninth step, Tighten the knot by pulling it at the wide end. Up and adjust the knot.

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