What is a Windsor knot? A Windsor knot is a way of producing a necktie that creates a triangular knot perfect for a wide spread collar shirt. It is often thought to be named after the Duke of ...

Looking for a knot that’s a bit more polished than the Four-in-Hand but not as bulky as a Windsor (see below)? Meet the Pratt knot. This midcentury creation, courtesy of U.S. Chamber of Commerce ...

The Windsor knot, like many of Trump’s aesthetic proclivities, is a relic of bygone aristocrats (its namesake is the abdicatin’ Duke of Windsor) and its beefy, symmetrical shape has long been ...

But no fear, Off Duty's Wendy Bounds gets the lowdown on how to tie a perfect tie from the professionals. This week she learns the precise way to execute the Windsor Knot.

After all, the wide Windsor knot, a symmetrical loop about the size of a Labrador’s paw, has become the standard in the administration. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the central character in ...

Most people who wear ties are familiar with the four-in-hand knot, and perhaps the Windsor and the half-Windsor. But there are many others: the Plattsburgh, the Cavendish, the Hanover. In 1999 ...