How To Tie A Half Windsor Knot | Half-Windsor Necktie Video Tutorial | Tying Neck-tie Halfwindsor

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[vesleengen]

I have been fallowing this channel for a while now, and learned a lot. My wardrobe has slowly but steady gone from washed out jeans and t-shirts to dark jeans, slim-fit shirts, matching shoes and belt, and so on. I even have more haircuts the past 5 months then i usually had for a year! I really feel changed i so many ways and its raised my confidence by a lot, I have even gotten back to dating (seeing this beautiful Ukrainian girl now :D) But two weeks ago i noticed something wrong. I felt really sharply dressed, but still something was holding me way back. It was my horrible posture.
I went back and put on some clothes i thought looked terrible on me, but when standing straight, shoulders back and chin up it actually didn't look that bad, meaning attitude and posture is just as important as the way you dress. I rushed to your channel but could not find any videos on posture. And if it's not to much to ask i would really love if you made a video about it, with maybe some tips for how to improving it and exercises?

Thanks and greetings from Norway!

[Dutchbag]

As a young man, the Half-Windsor is my go-to knot. It strikes a nice balance between the youth of the four-in-hand, but also carries the distinguished look and symmetry of the windsor knot without becoming too bulky.

[AlejandroBelloRD]

These angles from the top are the best to teach how to tie a knot.

[michaelshumate]

This video by far worked best for me. There is just enough info on either end to be interesting. The actual tying process is what worked so well
for me. The overhead shots helped a lot, and there was just enough of a pause between moves. It has been literally decades since I wore a tie. I'm going to my daughter's wedding next week, and I panicked when I realized that I couldn't rely on "muscle memory." I just had no clue until I saw your video. Thanks !

[Mayankbhattacharya]

I am absolutely loving this style of videos Antonio! Keep them coming. :D

[lezmajz]

Thank you Mr. Centeno for this wonderful video, this is the knot I use for every time I wear a tie. and finally I know how to measure the right adjustment of the length, I struggled with that before, the dimple comes out great, now is one shot and that's it !

[rvrmdude]

I've been doing this knot for years and for some weird reason forgot how to do it today . Thanks to Antonio remembered in a jiffy .

[gamefreakbsp]

This is an exceptionally well done tutorial on this knot. By far the best one I've seen, and I've looked up quite a few.

[VandelayCostanza]

Great instructional video, Antonio. The half-windsor is a good alternative to the 4-in-hand.

[clayhanson]

I have a 2nd round interview in about 3 hours. I will be rocking this knot! Thanks again for another great video!

[CobaltHailstorm]

Great video, I always watch these tutorial every time I get a new tie or accidentally unloosed a tie.

[danger]

Thanks for the video. I find this easy because of the way it was recorded as if I was looking down on my own tie

[edisonthomasadlaon]

You have the best tutorials good sir! It was smart of you to put the camera on that view, made a lot easier for everyone I'm sure.

[GoldensonArena]

I know you are from military, so that you have proven background in clothing behavior, bodystyle, politeness, leadership, etc..and now you decided to pour that huge amounts of resources to the growth of men...I appreciate your aptitude.. All the best to your family, brother.... Which country you really belongs to?.... will meet you once... after winning Olympics, joining into NASA as a scientist, while the time I decided to make a movie ... bye now...

[Lithium]

I'm really liking the direction this channel it going to, the videos are short yet they tell you exactly what you need to know. Keep up the good work!

[US_Joe]

Hi Antonio -Been using this knot most of my life due to it's symmetry. If using a thick fabric, the knot may be too large. The only difference I make is to ensure no "dimple" coming down from the knot. I "iron out" the dimple or fold with my thumb underneath to smooth it out.IMHO the best perfect appearance. Thanx for your vids on various styles - Joe

[thomasangel]

Simple and very informative in such a short amount of time. I half Windsor is my favorite for an everyday formal look.

[stylishoversixty]

Bravo the half windsor is indeed such a classic and in my view point most appropriate neck tie knot for shirt collars thanks for the video.

[natebaxley]

Thank you so much for this! After countless videos this is the one that worked. I can now have my first uniform inspection in peace

[badribaskaran]

THANK YOU! The Angles in this video are more helpful.