Men's Neckties

Over the years, the different styles of ties have increased exponentially, with the re-inception of skinny ties, long ties, extra long ties, and clip-on ties. There's something for everyone and every style. You may be more of the laid back, casual type so a skinny tie would work best for you. Maybe your style is more traditional and mature, then a standard long tie is great for you. Some of us can't tie a tie for the life of us, and if that's you, then check out our stylish, no-fail, clip-on ties. And if having every type of tie available isn't enough for you, we have an incredible amount of prints, colors and fabrics as well.

When wearing a tie, people tend to forget that the tie is often the centerpiece of their ensemble. For this reason, it's important to choose your tie wisely. Always choose a tie that fits your personality, works with what you're wearing and is pleasing to the eyes of those seeing it. A tie is a powerful accessory, so always tie carefully. Matching your shirt to your tie is very important. It's very easy to simply throw on a tie you love over any old shirt, but there a few things you should know. Polka dots, small paisley print and stripes all work on a thin, pinstripe shirt. Solids and matching stripes look great on a bengal stripe shirt. Plaids, polka dots, and florals are very stylish on a windowpane shirt and gingham, solids, small prints are excellent on a plaid shirt.

Our inventory is stocked with all types of men's ties, neckties, skinny ties, bow ties, boys ties, and novelty ties, so choosing might be a bit difficult, but lucky for you, our website allows you to shop for exactly what you want, be it a specific pattern, color, or fabric, shopping with Ties.com is easy and efficient.

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How to Tie the Double Windsor Knot

About the Double Windsor Knot

We’re going to let you in on a secret — the Double Windsor Knot is a myth. In fact, it’s nothing more than an incorrect name for the Windsor Knot. This error originated from a confusion related to the Half-Windsor Knot — specifically that you “double” the Half-Windsor Knot in order to create a (Double) Windsor Knot. Regardless of what name you call it, if you’re looking for a large, triangular knot that’s the ultimate classic, the Windsor is just the thing.

KNOT SIZE 4/5

SYMMETRY 5/5

DIFFICULTY 2/5

SELF-RELEASING

The Double Windsor Knot Tying Instructions

Double Windsor Knot Step-by-Step Guide

STEP 1

Begin with the wide end of the tie on the right and the small end on the left. The tip of the small end should rest slightly above your belly-button (this will vary based on your height and the length & thickness of your tie). Only move the active (wide) end.