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One end should be considerably wider than the other. Make sure the wider end is on the right, and about a foot (30cm) lower than the thinner side on t...
Cross the wide end over the narrow end, creating somewhat of an uneven "X" with the thinner side on the bottom and the wider side on top.
The top "V" from the "X" you created and the collar of your shirt should make a loop. Cross the wide end of your tie under the thin end and through th...
Bring the wide end back down to where it was before you looped it through the upper "V".
Pull the wide end underneath the narrow end and to the right, back through the "V" loop and to the right again so that the wide end is inside out.
Cross the wide end over the thin end again, crossing to the right.
Repeat step three. and There should be somewhat of a loose knot wrapped around the thinner end now. Take the wider end that you just pulled through th...
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You should mention that this is a 'half windsor' knot. For those without the same neckline, the reference point when aligning the tie at the start is from where the wrap-around meets the portion that has an obvious stitching.
Also, (though I prefer my ties a little shorter) it's generally observed that the proper length for a tie is for the tip of the wide end to touch the top of your belt.