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How To Tie a Tie

How to tie an oriental knot

The Oriental Knot, also known as the Simple Knot, is your go-to style when you need to rush out the door. It’s the most simple knot in our repertoire and contains the fewest amount of steps. It will escort you from your mundane afternoons in the office to your laid-back drinks in the evening. In other words: it’s a god-send. The Oriental Knot is the most popular tie knot in Asia, particularly China, but it's still relatively unknown in the West. Because the Oriental Knot has unfailing versatility, we owe it to ourselves to learn how to execute it properly. Don’t fear, it's easy! The Oriental Knot will give you a small, asymmetric knot at the top of your tie to make you look wonderfully elegant.

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Oriental Knot tying steps

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  1. Place the tie around your neck with the underside facing the outwards. Place the wide end on the right and the skinny end on the left. Position the wide end lower than the skinny end.
  2. Cross the wide end underneath the skinny end towards the left.
  3. Cross it over the knot towards the right.
  4. Fold it up through the neck loop from underneath.
  5. Pass it down through the loop you’ve created in the knot.
  6. Pull down on the wide end to fasten the knot and then slide it up to your neck.
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ABOUT THIS KNOT

The Oriental Knot is the most popular Knot in Asia, particularly China. It's a quick and tidy tie knot that's popular for work settings. The Oriental Knot hasn't gained renowned popularity in the West largely because it isn't self-releasing, meaning it's harder to untie than other knots.

Styling tips for the oriental knot

Because the Oriental Knot is small and compact, it makes the best pairing with narrow collared shirts. This will ensure that you avoid large gaps between the knot and the shirt collar.

Best places to wear the Oriental knot

The Oriental Knot is generally worn in office settings because it's simple and tidy. If you want to dress the knot up a bit, wear it with a bold patterned tie to make a more outlandish statement. Bold ties generally work better with simple tie knots.
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