Tailored Shirts Online: Bind Ties Basics

Basics
The wider the opening of the shirt-collar, the more voluminous the necktie button should be. The node must not be too thick. The two collar points must lie on the shirt, even with a head rotation. A further rule is that the lateral ends of the node should not be seen hidden behind the collar tips. The necktie touches the top of the belt buckle. Ties needles are barely worn. Good ties are made of silk. The smaller end of the tie part of the tab on the back. In the office, the tie should be darker than the shirt color.
Node
The simple node Is the most widely worn knots. It is easy to bind and to loose. It is suitable for most ties and for almost any shirt collar. The simple node must harmonize with the shirt collar. It may be hidden, neither too much on the collar, nor too far from it.

The double knots The double knot is very similar to the simple. The only difference is a second envelope. He fits very well with wider collars and ties from something finer material. He is quick and easy to tie.
The Windsor knot The Windsor knot is named after the Duke of Windsor, is a node in a classic English style. He is bulky and looks best with very wide collar (eg shark collar) and ties made of very fine material. The final node must be absolutely symmetrical.

The Fly
Finished tied flies with rubber band are considered bad style. To tuxedo (black tie) is a black fly, the tails (white tie) a white. The fly is exactly the same bound as most people tie their shoes.