How to Tie a Tie: Windsor Knot

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The Windsor Knot. Contrary to popular belief, the Duke of Windsor did not invent the Windsor knot. He didn't even use it; he simply bought tie made especially thick and tied them with a four-in-hand. Nevertheless, the Windsor is the classic power knot, symmetrical and wide. It starts with the wide end over the narrow end. Bring it under to the center, over to the right, under to the left, over to the center, under to the right, over to the left, hold it, under to the center, and tie.

Right side up, wide end over: C R L C R L H C T


How to read these steps:
"Inside out, wide end under" means the tie is reversed. The starting position is the wide end taken to the left, under the narrow end.
R and L: Take the wide end to the right or left
C: Take the wide end to the center, the area between the knot
H: The step before the last move; put one or two fingers in the knot, as you will soon need space to thread the tie through it.
T: Pull the end end through the loop created by the H. Pull the wide end to tighten the knot, pull the narrow end to pull the knot closer to the collar.