How to tie a tie Simple Tie Knot (Oriental Knot)

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Guys let’s Start from the back of the tie facing away from you, the wide end is on the right and the shorter end is on the left. The tip of the short end should rest slightly above your belly-button. Only move the active (wide) end. Remark : This will vary depending on your height and the length and thickness of your tie.

Second step, Wide end under the small end to the left in front to make a X .

Third step, Across the small end to the right.

Fourth step, Up into the neck loop from underneath.

Fifth step, Through the bottom loop you are simply made towards the front.

Sixth step, Pull down on the wide end to tighten. Slide the knot to adjust

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