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Home›How To›3 Easy Ways to Tie a Dimple

3 Easy Ways to Tie a Dimple

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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A dimple adds that extra touch of sophistication to your wardrobe when it comes to a well-dressed gentleman. It gives your necktie a unique and polished look that not only exudes confidence but also displays personal style. If tying a dimple has felt intimidating, fear not. Let’s explore three easy methods you can employ to tie a dimple in your favorite ties.

1. The Finger-Assisted Dimple

The finger-assisted dimple method is quite simple and straightforward. Follow these steps:

a. Start by draping the necktie around your collar, with the wide end hanging lower than the narrow end.

b. Wrap the wide end around the narrow end once.

c. Use your index finger to create an indentation in the fabric about two inches from the knot.

d. Hold the indentation in place with your thumb and middle finger as you finish tying the knot.

e. Carefully remove your index finger while keeping the dimple in place, then tighten the knot gently.

2. The Pinch Technique

A popular approach, especially for those with less experience, is utilizing the pinch technique:

a. Begin with your tie situated around your collar, making sure that the wider end hangs lower than its counterpart.

b. When crossing the wider end over its narrow counterpart, slightly pinch between your thumb and index fingers.

c. As you wrap around and pull through, keep pinching until satisfied with your dimple’s appearance.

d. Complete tying the knot, maintaining pressure on the dimple.

e. Lastly, tighten your knot gently so you don’t crush or misshape the dimple.

3.Leveraging a Dimple Tool

While mastering these manual methods is commendable, let’s not forget that even pros sometimes consider using handy tools such as the dimple clip:

a. Drape your necktie as usual and begin tying up until you’re left with one final step to tighten the knot.

b. Place the dimple clip atop the knot in alignment with your desired dimple location (make sure the clip’s arms embrace both sides of the tie).

c. Finish securing and tightening the knot, then remove the dimple clip.

In Summary

Whether it’s a crucial business meeting or an elegant evening event, a well-tied necktie dimple adds that extra flair to your formal attire.

Follow any of these three easy ways to achieve a suave, distinguished look, emitting that aura of sophistication wherever you go. Happy tying!

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