5 Ways to Tie a Tie Knot

[@floydturner2346]

Thank you for demystifying the "Prince Albert" knot: the most elegant of the five in my opinion.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you and glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@samad0289]

Agreed! I started with half-winsdor, but find the aesthetics of "Prince Albert" most appealing to my taste...

[@ernestomolina1361]

My father taught me the Full Windsor when I was a little boy. I use de Four in Hand. Always in pursuit of the perfect dimple. Never achieved it. Wonderful video!

[@TheBritishDapper]

pleased you enjoyed the video and thank you for your lovely comments🙂

[@brianwaters4768]

Thank you for teaching me how to tie a tie

[@davidclaro152]

I only know the full Windsor. I’ll try the other knots.

[@silvermediastudio]

Sometimes, the slight imperfection provides a point of interest. Having the knot or dimple a bit off center or out of symmetry is actually appealing to the eye in many cases.

[@Michail-z7p]

THE BEST PRESENTATION THAT EXISTS EVERYWHERE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. YOU ARE A GENTLEMAN AND A SCHOLAR.

[@TheBritishDapper]

You are very welcome and glad you enjoyed the video🙂👍

[@Lisamonty27]

So thorough and easy to follow! I love that you discussed different types of collars in relation to the knots as well.

[@TheBritishDapper]

I'm pleased you enjoyed the video🙂

[@SheldonM-u7i]

Great vid. Finally, someone explaining the relationship between the shirt collar and the tie!. Now shopping for garments and accessories, & let's not forget the jacket, I can use my existing wardrobe effectively and know how to add to it. Too bad my local shops and tailors can not explain something so simple. I now have so many more dress options even with my existing wardrobe that future shopping will be a pleasure rather than a disappointing chore

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad the video was helpful and that you enjoyed the video. Thank you for your great comments. Thank you for your support 👍🙂

[@simphiwewelcome1029]

The full Windsor is the best one to be honest

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad to you enjoyed the video and to hear you are a full Windsor knot wearer. A full Windsor is the most formal of knots, but doesn't always suit every occasion or individual, due to the size of the knot, the tie used or the shirt collar used👍🙂 it is always wise to have a selection of different knots in ones arsenal 👍🙂

[@Mohjo99]

It’s too much for most occasions. You look like a try hard often. Try the Victoria tie for casual settings…(business parties, family get together) You’d look silly with a Windsor at any of those

[@lynnglidewell7367]

A foundational video to understand matching collar to tie. The most useful one I've seen. Easy to follow instructions on each knot to tie. I'm impressed with the tips this video offers as well. Excellent!

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you found the video of use and enjoyed the additional content in regard to information about shirt collars etc, above and beyond the tie knots. Glad you found the tie knots easy to follow. Thanks for your comments and support 🙂👍

[@felixokunnuga]

REALLY ENJOYED EVERY BIT OF IT. THANKS.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi Felix, glad you enjoyed the video 🙂

[@Jack_Slaughter]

Videos like these are good memory refreshers. Went to a funeral yesterday and this video refreshed me, where i don't wear suits very much.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi Jack, glad the video helped you when needed👍🙂

[@baikaranabyo]

Thank you for taking the time to explain the different tie knots. Personally i like the Half Windsor

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video and the half Windsor id a great choice of knot🙂👍

[@TheBritishDapper]

We hope you enjoyed the video and please feel free to share this video with friends or people you feel might benefit from it's content🙂

[@farismail46]

I don't even know i was using the half Windsor knot all my life.😅 Now I'm eager to try the prince Albert knot. Great video btw. 👏

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and felt inspired to try the Prince Albert knot👍🙂

[@AR-uy8yr]

My late father thought me the full Windsor and been tying that since….thanks for your video…brings back the fond memories

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed it👍🙂

[@paulmills421]

The half Windsor is the man for all seasons, but 4 in hand is great for the relaxed look with a tweed jacket on the weekend, when we are all trying to look like off-duty Spitfire pilots! Great video 👍

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@davidmolloy126]

My favourite knot when suited to the shirt is the full windsor, and the result on the half windsor demo' looked stunning. Thanks very much and take care. David.

[@TheBritishDapper]

You are so welcome David, glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@fansofER]

Thank you kindly for the gentleman’s education.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hope you enjoyed the video.

[@blaiseblaison4587]

Very informative video for a modern gentleman

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and found it informative. 👍🙂

[@samuelku9913]

Nice dissertation. My preference is confirmed as the full Windsor, despite the collar. Oh thanks about the advice on the tie pin, bar and length. you wear ties like a gentleman, and I applaud you sir.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad the information was helpful and thank you for your support 🙂

[@aroneaton2639]

Very nice and informative. I actually learned to tie a full Windsor knot in Marine Corps boot camp and it was the only knot I used for many years. Recently I've been experimenting with other knots and I happen to be wearing the four in hand knot while watching this.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video Aron and thank you for your feedback. I tend to use this range of tie knots depending on the level of formality. I find that they provide enough variety. Thank you for your support 🙂👍

[@claudeball1981]

Great instructional video! Thanks British Dapper 😎

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi Claude, glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@claudeball1981]

@@TheBritishDapper 👨‍💼🤩

[@dennieashley8660]

I want to just say thank you, I had no idea there were different ways to tie a tie, I'm also thankful that you took the time to explain the way the collar is the difference in the tie of the tie & the difference it looks also, I feel as though I'm rambling on, but you are very informative, an I say thank you for that. Sincerely, Dennie

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you for your kind words. I'm pleased you enjoyed the video and you gained more understanding about ties and how to wear them🙂

[@TheInsideVision]

Great video, my personal favorite is the full Windsor but can’t go wrong with any of them! You should do a tie collection video if you haven’t already would love to see some of those unique colors and patterns. Thanks for the video, Cheers 🥂

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your suggestion for another video. 👍🙂

[@raym6415]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge sir. I had no idea there were numerous ways to tie a necktie, although I had noticed some knots appeared more professional.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad enjoyed the video and found it was helpful👍🙂

[@amadoukane_]

Thanks to my dad who taught me how to do the "half winsdor" ❤ , for the rest i figured it out myself watching videos over and over , and standing in front of my mirror practicing til my hands start to hurt 😅

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for your comments, they do say practice makes perfect👍🙂

[@amadoukane_]

@@TheBritishDapper Hello Sir Salute to you too , I learned a lot from your channel. Yes practicing is the secret . Sometimes I used to be discouraged when I mess up the tie and had to start again 😂. But I kept trying until I succeeded. Anyway nice work Sir. Keep it up 😎

[@nitehookr]

My dad was very old school Italian man always wore a full Windsor or the half I learned how to do a Windsor I needed a refresher on a Windsor knots thank you your a gentleman

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video and sharing about your dad, lovely to hear how he taught you 😊

[@akolkenyang5795]

One of the best tie tutorial video I ever seen

[@TheBritishDapper]

I'm pleased that you enjoyed it, and feel free to recommend it to your friends🙂👍

[@ЕвгенийБакшеев-б8к]

As to me, I used to wear ties with all these types knots... It is much more interesting now that I know them by names! Thank you, very clear and comprehensive explanation!!. (and that gentlemen's dimple!!)

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video🙂👍

[@THE-Ayala5090]

One of the best explanations and demonstrations I have seen.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you very much for your comments Adrian🙂

[@AbBadon-rl6ys]

Thank you for reminding me of the full Windsor knot, my father would be proud...

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video and found your way back to using the full Windsor👍🙂

[@JM-bg2le]

Thank you sir I mastered the half and full Windsor several months back but thank you for the Prince Albert and Victoria… stylish.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Excellent! Glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@enngee312]

Well worth the 24+ minutes, an absolute star of a video. My father taught me the school boy version since I was very young but always wanted to know a few more. Thank you very much!!!

[@TheBritishDapper]

I'm pleased you enjoyed the video and you've gained more knowledge about how to tie different styles of knot. let us know how you got on using them🙂

[@jigggro]

Thank you. I made a mighty half Windsor right through school (we called it a samosa) but forgot the art. Regret that I tied a school boy at a cousin's wedding 15 years later. Hate the pictures. This reminded me on how to make a good knot. Many thanks.

[@TheBritishDapper]

You are very welcome🙂

[@densilmitchell9643]

Beautiful video. My dad taught me the Windsor. now am loving the half Windsor as well.

[@TheBritishDapper]

That is awesome!

[@seen48]

Thanks so much. Should have found this much sooner. A classy knot, the half and full Windsor so so classy.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad it was helpful 👍🙂

[@littlelife3467]

It was amazing to make awareness of shirts in relation to neck ties. Grateful to you Sir. God bless you 👍♥️

[@pauljmkandawire]

I used to tie my ties using four in hand knot and half windsor knot. This video has greatly helped me to know about all the four knots and when to use each of them. Many thanks.

[@TheBritishDapper]

You are welcome and glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@9er..]

Thanks BD! I learnt a new trick for my go to knot, the Prince A from this video.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Excellent, glad to help👍🙂

[@johnnardone8779]

Loved everything about this video. You are a true gentleman 🙌🏻

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you for your kind words🙂

[@juliusantivo271]

so I have been rocking the Half & Full Windor Knots all these years... never knew what it was called then i just agent 007 did it in a movie. Awesome video. Thanks.🎉

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@joevannucci1392]

Great presentation, thank you! I never understood why the Windsor is so revered. To me, the narrower knots like the Prince Albert look better, and are what I wore back in the early 90s. But then, I also wore shirts with snap-ties to bring the collar together, and elevate the knot. Nowadays, my wardrobe is all open-necked seersucker, and Birkenstocks 😂

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@mikemchugh3073]

First video I've seen that explains different collars and proper length of tie to belt. Very informative, and well spoken. Thank you.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed it👍🙂

[@jonda2282]

The Half Windsor! I wore a tie to work for 30+ years. I always tied the Four in Hand, even for social events where a tie was expected. I really like the Half Windsor now. That'll be my go to, from here on in. Thanks for the info! Subscribed.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for sharing some of your history of wearing a tie and using the Four In Hand. I'm pleased to hear you are now using the Half Windsor, it's a great knot to use for just about any occasion when a tie is required. Thank you for your support - very much appreciated 👍🙂

[@cr2lives]

Thanks for the tutorial! I was unaware of the fashion sense and rules used to align the knot type with the collar.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the content and found it useful🙂

[@heleenpretorius3980]

Wow what a great video. Thanks mate. Which I lived in the UK. Truly the fashion capital of the world.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you are enjoyed the video Heleen. I love UK, but there are many more places in the world that you fashion forward - Paris, milan, Florence, New York for example and many others 👍🙂

[@SamifiedBySam]

THANK YOU!!! Running late for FFA and my son did his tie in mere seconds thanks to you :)

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad I could help and it really help your son 🙂👍

[@Omnius.02]

Thanks a lot. My father never showed me how to to do it. So I’m very pleased with the video. Good to know the relation between the shirts and knots.

[@TheBritishDapper]

You are welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@marisjatayna3013]

I only know one way of tying . Thank you for creating this video♥️

[@TheBritishDapper]

You're welcome 😊

[@parantapmukherjee864]

It was really great to know so much about ties. I specially liked the Victoria and Albert knots. Thank you.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@Awesomesauce0096]

I went from knowing 1 knot to 5 now. That's pretty nice to have some options!

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video and gained from it's content. Thank you for your comments🙂👍

[@staceyrainwater1432]

Love this video. Very thorough. I have never had to tie a tie knot but I've always loved the look. Insisting on my boyfriend to wear one at an upcoming event. My favorite was the last one demonstrated. Thank you for the lesson.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thankyou Stacey for your kind words and I'm glad the video helped, the last knot was the full Windsor and a great knot. If you are interested and want your boyfriend to gain even more insight into how to wear classic men's then check out our other videos or even subscribe🙂

[@raiseyourenergy777]

That's a good overview of different knots and how you do them! I was a firewoman and on special events, we were also wearing a tie. I didn't open the knot after wearing the tie because I was not sure if I could do it again 😄You're video would have been very helpful 👍

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you found the video enjoyable and informative 🙂

[@claytonjoseph7145]

Thanks so very much gives me more than one way to tie my ties. One of my favorite piece of attire. My favorite? Easily,the double windsor

[@TheBritishDapper]

You're very welcome, glad you enjoyed the video🙂👍

[@lyrialin668]

Thank you, tie man

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@seanmcatasney112]

I love these videos and can now master all 5 knots in preparation of a cruise next Saturday (subject to covid checks). Thanks for posting these instructions

[@TheBritishDapper]

I'm very pleased you found the video of use and thanks for getting in touch and letting me know🙂

[@Harry-kz9xc]

Cheers mate 👍 I'm going into year 9 and I've only ever known the 4 in hand but I wanted to learn some formal knots.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad I could help 🙂👍

[@joeljosecorpuz263]

Thank you very much indeed. I loved all the 5 you've demonstrated. But the full Windsor has just become my favorite. Thanks for the knowledge sir. Happy holidays.

[@TheBritishDapper]

You're very welcome and glad you found the video of use. Happy holidays to you as well🙂👍

[@TheGoodfella2012]

For a cutaway collar shirt, I'm guessing the full windsor knot would be best? 2:21

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, with a cutaway collar it can accommodate a full Windsor knot, but depending on the size of the gap you could use other less formal knots, but yes as a generalisation a full Windsor knot would go well with a cutaway collared shirt😊

[@TheGoodfella2012]

@@TheBritishDapper Thank you. And I appreciate you clarifying the dimple thing 21:31. I never used to put a dimple but seeing some other videos got me thinking I had it all wrong. I think i might try the dimple next time but i still think i prefer the no-dimple look

[@Mario-xr3jo]

Many thanks for this professional and informative video. My preference is definitely half and full windsor.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi Mario, glad you enjoyed the video and the knots you prefer are great knots to use👍🙂

[@xerxiusmaximus]

great content... and just sensational demonstration and instruction... presentation, second to none. Much appreciated. I am a full Windsor gent...

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you, glad you liked the video and it's great to hear you are a full Windsor wearer👍🙂

[@mojones235]

I finally found this video. I can now learn how to tie a tie right. Thanks sir

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi Mo glad the video helps 👍🙂

[@6363juan]

I really like the first two knots, they look more elegant! Thank you sir for showing us.. it was very useful 👍

[@TheBritishDapper]

I'm please the video was of use to you, have you tried any of the other knots shown or do you have a knot you use or prefer?

[@baddrumusani1573]

Excellent, thanks for the tutorial. The Full Windsor is the only one I knew but now I've got different ways. The origins of the names would be very interesting 🤔.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video and found it of benefit. The origins of the Windsor knot, often called the Double Windsor and not to be confused with the Double knot, was named for the Duke of Windsor, Edward VIII. It was invented by and for King George V, his father, who favoured a bulky knot on a thick tie and loved the full look it gave him. 👍🙂

[@Molach101]

This is such an excellent and informative video. I was a guest at a wedding the other day and, being in Highland dress, I had a tartan tie in wool. The things I've learned from a few such experiences with Highlandwear wool ties or "clan ties" are: 1. The most formal tie knot I can manage is a half windsor. A full windsor knot is too large. 2. It should ideally have a cutaway collar shirt. 3. The length of the tie won't matter so much as you will end up tucking your tie into your kilt, and you wear a waistcoat. 4. A tie bar would be awkward, especially with the waistcoat. 5. I can never get a dimple with a tie like that but I think that's fine Not sure if this information from me will be helpful but anyone reading this will notice how the good advice from Chris in this video can be applied across the board and across various dress codes

[@TheBritishDapper]

love your comments, pleased you have gained so much from the videos🙂

[@johnparnell8571]

Good advice Alexander. Thank you. Having a waistcoat certainly makes life easier when it comes to covering up any unevenness in the length of the tie itself. It also allows you to tie a bigger knot if the collar will allow it (like Prince Michael of Kent). One additional lesson I have learnt the hard way is to always wash your hands with soap and hot water and then dry them before tying a tie. The natural oils on your fingers - even if your hands appear to be clean - can soon make the tie fabric grubby around the knot. Dry cleaning a tie these days isn't cheap - as I have recently discovered! Best wishes.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Good advice John about having clean hands when tying your knot to prevent grubby stains, dry cleaning reduces the life of a tie as well🙂

[@johnparnell8571]

@@TheBritishDapper Good point, Chris. I recently had some ties dry cleaned - the first time I have done so for many years. The cost? £6.25p per tie.🤕 Even ones made of polyester stipulate dry cleaning. Having freshly washed hands in the first place is a much cheaper - and convenient - option.🙂

[@hunterbaywolf577]

Pratt ,Prince Albert Half Windsor and Full Windsor are The Ones that I Plan on incorporating in to my Wardrobe.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Great choices 👍🙂

[@Stashandsewluxury]

This tutorial is quite informative and well detailed explanations. I will give 10/10 and I look forward to more lessons in the near future

[@TheBritishDapper]

Awesome, thank you for your comments and your support for the channel👍🙂

[@Lordrixson5489]

I've always previously worn the schoolboy knot but I'll definitely be practicing and perfecting the other variations you reviewed!

[@TheBritishDapper]

I'm pleased you found the video of use and enjoy the other types of tie knot🙂

[@thomaslee3644]

Very well done. This video helped me decide on a knot for my shirt and the event I'm going to. You really helped me get prepared. Much appreciated. I'm going to be using the full Windsor knot. I feel with my thick neck and the shirt I am using it looks very good.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Great to hear!

[@USCBeastmode]

Hey, your video tutorial was a awesome !!! After all these years, I had no ideal there were different types of shirts that required different knots... Thank you for this, it was great knowledge and I appreciate it. Much love and respect from Los Angeles, California 💜

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you found the video was helpful 🙂👍

[@BrianKasenLFP]

Great job. I have applied all the knots you showcased, but more importantly I particularly enjoyed the Tie/Shirt collar relationship. Well worth knowing. Thank you.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad it was helpful to you and thank you for your constructive comments 🙂

[@nairobilegalawards2024]

I like and prefer the half Windsor for formal occasions. Great tie tie lesion

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and the half Windsor is a great knot for more formal occasions - great choice👍🙂

[@zineddineatir7505]

Just had my master thesis presentation with a well knotted tie thanks to you 😃 Cheers man!

[@TheBritishDapper]

I'm pleased the video was of help to you🙂

[@raylewis3073]

A great guide and I will use all of the knots, it would be nice for further information about what it is appropriate for different applications

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi Ray, glad you enjoyed the video and found it informative. I'll take your suggestion into consideration👍🙂

[@samuelabraham3922]

A very nice and informative vid. Thank you so much for walking us through the different methods of wearing a tie. Sincerely appreciate this. Thank you.

[@TheBritishDapper]

You are very welcome and glad you enjoyed the video.😊

[@daviddave7392]

I just got my favorite tie back from the cleaners and I told them to please re-knot it because I don't know how to tie a tie and it's been so long I'll bet someone did it for me. Well, it got return untied, but that's probably their standard. I looked at those "10-second knot" videos and didn't like the looks. Your Half Windsor tutorial was straightforward and actually worked, and the shirt collar is a little big, but it will suffice, rather than going and trying the Full Windsor. I have a bunch of spare ties that are going to the cleaners now, and will try your Full Windsor tutorial when they return from the cleaners. Thanks for doing this, somehow you make the formal knots look easy.

[@TheBritishDapper]

I'm pleased the video helped you and you found it relatively easy to tie the Half Windsor knot. Thank you for your lovely comments and support for the channel 🙂👍

[@gs7828]

The Victoria is my favourite! I also like the Pratt-Shelbey for more volume.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@bountyhunter_BDPaku]

Very beautiful, presentation, informative...a true gentleman 's episode 👏👏

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you very much🙂

[@realrockproducts]

Omg thank you very much for all the help, you're the best on this project, you help me so much, I really appreciate this so much because you help me how to 👔 tie a tie,Respect again every time

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you and glad the video helped👍🙂

[@omidniazi4103]

Thanks for the great tips and appreciate your efforts to help others.

[@TheBritishDapper]

My pleasure 👍🙂

[@rajvjnair]

i've seen too many videos but none is even closer to this one.. Nice informative one sir keep going.. luv from india..❤

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video and found it informative and thank you for your support👍🙂

[@supercitizen2021]

Finally💪🏾👏🏾I have mixed collars and been messing with tie sizes and colour ranges. Thank you

[@TheBritishDapper]

hope you enjoyed the video and have fun with it. We will be producing more videos.

[@mehdizerriq3341]

Great video!! Would like to ask what's the best knot for a cutaway collar striped shirt ?! 👔 Thank you

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video 🙂 to answer your question, it really depends on the level of formality, I find that the four in had or the thinker Victoria knots are great for less formal tie wear and the half & full Windsor knots are better from more formal wear. Traditionally a full Windsor would have been expected. Hope that helps 👍🙂

[@BigBobster86]

Great video, sir. I've been practicing my tie knots recently and watching vids on different types. I particularly like the way you went from four in hand to Victoria (first time i heard of it) to the Prince Albert (I'd seen a vid on how to do it, but yours made it easy to remember).

[@TheBritishDapper]

thank for your great comments, glad you appreciated the planned deliver and levels of formality the ties were demonstrated, which one is your favourite knot? 🙂

[@BigBobster86]

Would have to say the four in hand, as I can tie it from memory, followed by the half Windsor.

[@TheBritishDapper]

@@BigBobster86 that's great news, as you are covered for informal and formal situations 🙂

[@ejyrealtor]

Four in hand is actually easier than I thought, looks classy. Love it !! Thanks brother

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad to help and thankyou for your positive comments😀

[@gesnerdubuisson2743]

Wonderful! The last one is my favorite.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi there, glad you enjoyed the video🙂👍

[@ErlichBachmann]

Absolutely belter of a video. Thank you very much, sir!

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you for your lovely comments and support👍🙂

[@donaldsetser8956]

Good video!

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed it Donald👍🙂

[@tanveersinghkahlon6772]

An easy to follow-along professional video without any catch, thoroughly informative. Proper.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you for your positive comments, we aim to give no nonsense, no fluff advice on men's attire and how to wear it🙂

[@corinachan8533]

One question: Is it "proper" to wear the same tie - patterned or plain - for more than one day or on consecutive few days?

[@TheBritishDapper]

I would say it would be wise to have more than 1 tie if you are wearing a suit all the time. Ties do become worn over time, so it is better to rotate them, generally 4 ties is considered a good starting point. But if you can only afford 1 tie, then your options are limited until you add to it. as for having the same pattern or design, the tie is a way of showing your personality, many people only wear paisley ties, but have a range of colours and the same for people who only wear stripped ties. It is the range of colours that is important. Hope this helps you🙂

[@patriciamaedhlakama5812]

I enjoyed the video. It helped me to tie the tie for my eight year old grandson whom i was left alone with when the parents were away. The first time it was difficult. I think at his school they noted that the tie was not done well.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Hi Patricia, glad you enjoyed the video and it helped you succeed, it does take practice to prefect the knots shown in the video, but glad to hear you persevered 👍🙂

[@Choco-AI]

Thanks, I need to wear a Tie for School and this helped me out! :)

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad I could help 👍🙂

[@novitrix9671]

As an uninitiated tie fellow was surprised to hear that the dimple was a desirable trait. I'd say that if I were to wear a tie it would be with the Half Windsor or the Victoria, since those seem to have less attention on the knot visually.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video and the half Windsor and the Victoria are great choice of knots. 👍🙂

[@bardia8905]

Thank you sir for the clear and easy to follow instructions

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad it helped and you enjoyed the video🙂

[@priyakantkapoor8884]

Very well explained, simple and easy way of teaching. Thanks ! Gentleman! Keep it up!👍

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your kind words 🙂👍

[@markosubotic2535]

Thank you very much. You helped me a lot 🙂

[@TheBritishDapper]

You are welcome Marko👍🙂

[@Vatryk]

Thank you so much! You gave me so much advise that my father and grandfather never know

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you for your comments and glad I could help👍🙂

[@AlberdRebello]

As per your advice very good and admariable and simple i am very excited to get and going to wear your information that may be follw your advice i watch so many people, but your information is my view very useful for me thank you.❤

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you for your kind words and pleased you found the information useful👍🙂

[@mr.drake1751]

Hello everything is fine? I found your channel a little while ago and I already subscribed here and left a like. I'm Brazilian and I think your work here is very well done and with a very good explanation and easy to understand. Thanks for the shared content.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Glad you enjoyed the video and I'm please you subscribed. Thank you for your support🙂

[@catherinelatorre]

Thank you saved the day❤😂

[@TheBritishDapper]

I'm glad the video helped👍🙂

[@Luxsword29]

I hate ties, I promise, or so I thought. Not that it mattered much so far (French woman here). Now, for some reason (I came across the phrase "double Windsor") I started watching videos about how to knot them. And here I am, I've watched the entire video and loved it. ^^ Very complete, very interesting, love the bit about larger men, love the accent, I even thought some of these ties looked great, lol. Well done. (Now I'm going to look if you've got a video about waistcoats, I do love waistcoats. Lucky I'm on holiday.^^)

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you for your positive feedback, I have briefly touch on waistcoats in other videos, but not covered them specifically, but having received your feedback - I will do a video about them 🙂

[@samdavidson9306]

You are a good teacher keep it up.

[@TheBritishDapper]

Thank you Sam, glad you enjoyed the video👍🙂

[@samdavidson9306]

@@TheBritishDapper Your method of teaching is so simple to understand, you should have been in the classroom because if you teach someone and the person could not understand you then they may be something wrong with that person. I wish you good luck in all what you are teaching 🍀👍