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How to Knot a Tie - the Ediety

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If you have confidence in yourself and nothing can stop you, then you are ready for the most difficult test. The Ediety Knot.If you still get scared along the way, don't worry. Robin Payet is there to share his tricks with you. If you have to do it over a few times, tell yourself that this is the price to pay to join the prestigious club of those who have mastered this knot. Think Lambert Wilson in Matrix. First of all, lift up your collar. Place your tie around your neck Adjust the narrow blade longer than the wide blade so there is enough material to tie this knot. Come back to this step if necessary. Pinch the wide blade so that there is an indent in the middle and place it under your neck. Take the narrow blade and, going from the bottom to the top, pass it under, or behind, the knot. Next, pass the narrow blade over the wide blade. Take the narrow blade again from the bottom to the top and pass it behind the knot, repeating this step on the other side of the wide blade. Complete the knot by passing the end of the narrow blade through the resulting loop just under the knot. Adjust the knot. Fold down your collar. See you soon for new Pratiks videos.

Added on the 18/11/2013 11:13:19 - Copyright : Pratiks EN

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