Necktie knots are the various kinds of knots that can be used to attach a necktie around one's neck.
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Common knots. Features instructions, color diagrams, videos, untying tips.
Step-by-step knot-tying animations. Features the bowtie, four-in-hand, Windsor and Half-Winsdor knots.
Common necktie knots. Features diagrams, photographs and a note about the knot's dimple.
Step-by-step pictorials for more than ten tie knots. Includes the Balthus, Grantchester, Hanover, Kelvin, Nicky, Plattsburgh and Victoria knots.
Common knots. Offers commentary, diagrams and instructions.
Over fifteen common and fancy tie knots. Includes comparison chart, multiple methods for the Windsor and half-Windsor, diagrams, instructions.
Article about the mathematics of necktie knots. Presents reasons for the existence of the most common knots, predicts six new knots.
(January 01, 2000)
Step-by-step knot-tying animations. Features the bowtie, four-in-hand, Windsor and Half-Winsdor knots.
Step-by-step pictorials for more than ten tie knots. Includes the Balthus, Grantchester, Hanover, Kelvin, Nicky, Plattsburgh and Victoria knots.
Common knots. Offers commentary, diagrams and instructions.
Common knots. Features instructions, color diagrams, videos, untying tips.
Common necktie knots. Features diagrams, photographs and a note about the knot's dimple.
Over fifteen common and fancy tie knots. Includes comparison chart, multiple methods for the Windsor and half-Windsor, diagrams, instructions.
Article about the mathematics of necktie knots. Presents reasons for the existence of the most common knots, predicts six new knots.
(January 01, 2000)
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