my english is crummy :(

Great,I tie my tie this patent. I did it exactly how this men. I am Greeting ! :)

Hey, looking sharp! ;) And it's amazing how you can talk without your chin moving up an down very much.

Sounds like you need a longer tie~ you must have a really long torso.

This looks like it produces great results, but I can barely go once around in the knot without having to have the short end be extremely short. Otherwise the long end won't reach my belt.

I love the success stories! Glad to have helped.

I just want to tell you that my cousin just got married and her or fiance didnt know how to tie a tie so we sat here with a tie around a little 5 year olds neck until she learned how to tie it. thank you very much

Thanks i will use this the next interview i have, i never remember how to do that.

Yeah, i always tie my tie this way now...looks classy!

yeah. this will help me to next year.. gah x_x

I got a very similar result without doing all the steps..weird

im in JrROTC so i need to make my uniform look good, thanks,i could never tie a tie.... this helps, thanks

Great Video....though sadly Double Windsor won't work for me unless it's an extra long tie. If you're cursed with short legs and a long torso like I am, you'll find that most ties will end up too short with the double windsor knot (unless you've been lucky enough to find an extra long tie). Therefore, I opt for the single windsor most times which bypasses the intermediary step of going behind the narrow end of the tie, and simply is a once around and through kind of thing. Just a head's up for all you long-torsoed users so you don't get frustrated when each attempt ends in the narrow part of the tie being a little stub in order to get the front end down to the belt-buckle.

Hmm... is this truly the best way to tie a tie? Any disputes?