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Home›How To›How to Tie a Skinny Tie: 12 Steps

How to Tie a Skinny Tie: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 19, 2023
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Introduction: Skinny ties have made a comeback, offering a stylish and contemporary look that’s perfect for various occasions. If you’re new to skinny ties or simply want to learn how to tie one, follow these 12 easy steps to achieve the perfect knot.

Step 1: Choose the right shirt

Make sure you’re wearing a slim-fit shirt with a narrow collar to complement your skinny tie.

Step 2: Start with the wide end

With the tie around your neck and collar up, make the wide end of the tie longer than the narrow end.

Step 3: Cross over

Cross the wide end of the tie over the narrow end, creating an X-shape just below your collar.

Step 4: Loop it under

Pull the wide end up and loop it under the X, then pull it down through the front.

Step 5: Go around again

Bring the wide end around and behind the narrow end, so it’s pointing in the opposite direction.

Step 6: Cross back over

Cross the wide end over the front of the narrow end, recreating the X below your chin.

Step 7: Tuck under

Loop the wide end under and pull it through the X again. Now, pull it down towards your chest.

Step 8: Create a loop

With one hand holding onto both ends of the cross, use your free hand to create a loop using the top layer of fabric on your chest.

Step 9: Finish looping through

Pull the wide end up and through this loop you’ve just created on your chest.

Step 10: Tighten and adjust

Hold onto both ends of your tie while you adjust and tighten your knot. Aim for a symmetrical look.

Step 11: Final touches

Slide your knot up to your collar by gently pulling on both ends while holding onto the knot. Make sure your collar is pressed down to cover the top of the tie.

Step 12: Check your tie length

The tip of your skinny tie should fall just at, or slightly above, your belt buckle. Adjust as necessary.

Conclusion: Tying a skinny tie is easy once you get the hang of it and allows you to stay stylish and fashionable even on the most formal occasions. Follow these 12 steps, and you’ll be rocking that perfect knot in no time.

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