The Trinity knot is an unusual knot for a tie. Just like the Eldridge knot appeared relatively recently, but is gaining popularity every year more and more. In the finished version, it resembles the pagan tricvert symbol. It is necessary to tie a knot with a narrow end. The Trinity knot is slightly asymmetrical, larger than the Windsor knot. Due to the unusual shape of the knot, it arouses interest among others, which allows you to stand out from the general mass of people. However, it takes skill and experience to tie the Trinity knot with ease.
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Suitable for collared shirts:
Average
With buttons
Wide
Shark
How to Tie a Tie in Pictures: Trinity Knot
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Instructions on how to tie a tie with the Trinity knot
- Place the inner side of the tie over yourself, with the seams pointing inward. The wide end is on the left and the narrow end is on the right. The tip of the wide end should be pulled out to just below or flush with the belt buckle. We will work with the narrow end of the tie.
- Place the narrow end over the wide end, forming a crosshair.
- Pull the narrow end towards the neck and pass through the collar (tie).
- After wrapping the collar of the tie once, pull it to the left.
- Wrap the wide end of the tie from left to right.
- Pull the narrow end towards the neck and pass through the collar (tie).
- After wrapping the collar of the tie once, pull it to the left.
- Form the front of the tie knot by horizontally shifting the wide end from left to right and thread through the collar (tie) that has formed.
- As shown in the picture, pull the narrow end down through the loop formed in step 8.
- Wrap the wide end of the tie from left to right.
- As shown in the picture, thread through the loop you formed in step 9 and tighten the knot slightly.
- Fold over the narrow end of the collar, remaining on the left.
- Adjust the resulting knot so that it fits evenly into your collar.
