Cool Necktie Knots to Impress
Saturday in two weeks me and my wife are invited to the wedding of my godson. Already today my wife asked me to tell her what and how I intend to dress for the occasion. As a good husband, I did as told 😊. When it came to the necktie, I chose a new one, which my wife offered me a few weeks ago. I normally never open the necktie button because it looks better with every use. But I had never worn this necktie, which gave me the sudden idea of changing the way I usually tie the knot.
Immediately I tried to tie a different knot: to no avail! So, what to do? The answer: Ask Google! And then I found this impressive knots, which I would like to share with you:
The Eldredge Knot
This is a very formal and unique necktie knot. Looks a bit like a flower.
YouTube: youtu.be/beDoqe69c5U
The Trinity Tie Knot
The most common eccentric necktie knot that can be seen at any formal event.
YouTube: youtu.be/VMnlYXoCOwc
Ediety Tie Knot
This knot is extremely fancy looking and works best with a two tone necktie.
YouTube: youtu.be/XM7WcIjDAdg
The Glennie Double Tie Knot
The Glennie Double necktie knot is a tie knot you don’t often see people wearing. It is hard to achieve and very unusual looking.
YouTube: youtu.be/pbK6z3XVfhk
The Krasny Hourglass Tie Knot
The Krasny Hourglass is called this because it looks like an hourglass and also because the guy who invented it is named Alex Krasny.
YouTube: youtu.be/O_IB7S8zWYA
The True Love Tie Knot
This is probably one of the hardest, most complicated knots to tie. It is divided into four quadrants which gives it it’s heart shaped look.
YouTube: youtu.be/Hrgu75j-Llw
The Tulip Tie Knot
This knot is from the loose fit range of necktie knots. It is one of the most striking looking knots that you can tie and will always attract attention.
YouTube: youtu.be/K1UH_7jOwD0
The Linwood Taurus Tie Knot
Called the Taurus because the bit of the necktie that rolls out over the knot looks like the horns of a bull.
YouTube: youtu.be/Q5-Np9zDADE
The Cape Knot Tie Knot
One of the most popular of the elaborate necktie knots, it always gets compliments from the ladies as it shows that you are creative and actually take pride in your appearance.
YouTube: youtu.be/U7Xh-NbNb58
The Onassis Tie Knot
This is kind of a knot without a knot. It was first worn by the Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis in 1989.
YouTube: youtu.be/005QQKj_Cq4
The Boutonniere Knot
This necktie knot is known for its long loops. This makes it a perfect knot for wide collar openings.
YouTube: youtu.be/jlA15i5ufDE
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I'm sure no other person will have such a knot. I decided to use the Ediety Tie Knot for the wedding.
Thanks for the read, Carol.
Great necktie ideas and very interesting.
Aesthetically, I prefer the Trinity Tie Knot, and the Aristotle Tie Knot. The simpler the better! (not to mention less work in tying).
For business I like the Aristotle Onassis Tie Knot. I didn't try it out, but it looks very simple. I guess Onassis didn't know how to tie a knot. That's why he came up with that knot. And as he was rich and famous, it right away became stylish.
Thanks Kaju for the read.
Hope you found one you like. For business I like the Onassis Tie Knot.
Thanks James for the read.
Eric, you have surpassed yourself. I find this ever so original and creative. Of course, I have passed this on to my better half and told him to start practicing as by next time he takes me out I would love to see one of these.
Greetings from the south of Spain, Taetske
Well, I hope your better half will not hate me for this post. :)
Thanks for the read, Taeske.
That is just wild!!! I love the various styles!
That is like inventing a new mouse trap.
The original knot has been around for ages.
Great post.
Happy Father's Day.
Susan
Thanks Susan. I enjoyed the day.
There always have been different ways to tie the knot. But this styles are new to me too. For the wedding I decided to use the Ediety Tie Knot.
I like your analogy with the mouse trap.
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Those are some fancy knots for sure..... however, I do like the simplicity of the single winsor knot.
I agree with you. But from time to time it's nice to give a try to something new.
Thanks for the read, Carson.