Neckties have long been a component of men’s formalwear. Most historians agree that the necktie originated in the 17th century and can be traced back to the Thirty Years’ War in Central Europe. At ...

Q You sometimes write about a certain tie knot for a certain piece of clothing. I always use what I guess is a half-Windsor; it's what my dad taught me. Can I use this for everything? A Yes, if you ...

Q My new business will require me to wear a tie, which I haven't done in over a decade. Which one is really the appropriate tie and knot today? I don't trust checking online, where I think everyone ...

A good tie and one knot. That’s all you need. Forget the Windsors, Pratts and countless other iterations, because with a Four-in-Hand, you’re set. “People overthink it a little too much,” said Jim ...

Boris Mocka believes that, at one point, he had invented more necktie knots than anyone else on the planet—so many that he started to call himself a “tieknotologist.” Most people who wear ties are ...

The giant tie knot — last widely seen in the disco era — is making a comeback. Spurred by the popularity of spread-collar shirts and thicker "seven-fold" neckties, the reappearance of big knots has ...

People are stunned after a menswear shop shared a easy method to tie a necktie in just ten seconds, and it's 'so easy' to replicate yourself. Learning to tie a necktie is a fundamental skill that most ...