Knot Guide
Learning how to tie a knot means completing your style with precision and awareness. Every knot has its own structure, character and function: it is not just a technical gesture, but a detail that shapes the balance of the entire outfit.
From the way the knot is built to choosing it according to the shirt and the occasion, every element contributes to a harmonious result.
The simple knot remains the most versatile choice: easy to make, modern and slightly asymmetric. The double knot, more compact, adds presence and is ideal for those who want greater structure. The Windsor, finally, is the broadest and most formal: perfect for elegant occasions and more open collars.
The essential rule always remains the same: the knot should fill the collar and stay proportionate to the face, shirt and tie.
Knots
The essentials of style
Four clear references to help guide the choice of knot according to collar shape and the context in which it is worn.
01 — Simple knot
Easy, modern and slightly asymmetric.
It is the most common knot, ideal for everyday use and suitable for most ties and collars.
02 — Double knot
More compact and structured.
Ideal for those with a smaller frame or who wear slimmer ties, it gives more presence without becoming excessive.
03 — Windsor
Broad, symmetrical and elegant.
Designed for formal occasions, it pairs perfectly with open collars and more classic shirting.