Learn how to tie a necktie knot from 12 necktie knot video clips. These clips are few of the very best you could find in the net. They provide expert instructions on how to tie a necktie with clear and easy steps.

As there are more than one way to tie a knot, which one should you use? If you are looking for a easiest and fastest way to tie a necktie, use the Oriental knot (aka Small knot). The most commonly worn tie knot, however, is a Four in Hand knot. For formal occasion, most people would preferred the most well known Windsor knot.

Let's take a look on how to tie the above necktie knots from the following video clips:

If you are in a hurry or you are new to tying a necktie, the Oriental knot (aka Small knot) is the ideal knot to begin with.

It is a small and asymmetric knot and may not look impressive to someone. However, for someone who is looking for a no-brainer way of tying a tie, this clip serve them well.

You will need only two to three minutes to learn how to tie the knot, one minute to view the video and another one or two to tie the tie.

It is very likely that the first knot that you have learn to tie a tie is a Four in Hand knot, as it is the most commonly worn tie knot.

The way of tying this knot is very similar with the Oriental knot except that it required an additional step. Take note of the first step at the very beginning of the video shown on the right and the rest is easy to take care of.

Windsor knot is regarded by most people as the preferred knot to use for formal occasion.

It's a big and nice-looking knot. However, it is also one of the most complicated knot to tie. Avoid using woven or thick material tie to tie the knot as it would look extremely big and awful.

As there are more than one way of tying the Windsor knot, don't be surprised if the way someone tying the knot is different from this one. You may like to View Another Version of Windsor Knot.

This clip is especially useful for someone who occasionally need to help other to tie a necktie.

The demonstrated knot is known as a Half Windsor knot, which is a symmetrical medium-sized knot. This knot is easier to tie than a Windsor knot and look nicer than a Four in Hand knot.

It's advisable to break the video into few steps by pausing it intermittently. This way you could follow the demonstrator step by step to complete the tying process.

If you are crazy for tie knots, you may want to learn How to Tie Six Other Unique Neckie Knots. The last clip will show you How to Tie a Bow Tie Knot.

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