How to tie a tie Hanover Knot vs the Windsor Knot

Find out why the Hanover Knot is so much better than the Windsor.
Step by step instructions to tie the Hanover Knot forming a perfect equilateral triangle. Stand out with superior symmetry.

[@OldBenjaminKenobi]

You just earned a new subscriber. I had no idea you made this videos! Awesome dude; love it

[@tiedupinsydney5510]

I'm happy that it made you smile Chris. I've got new videos coming in 2020 ;)

[@Noejjkkkj]

Perfect equilateral triangle

[@Noejjkkkj]

What are your favorite two tie knots?

[@gordonnormandin69]

So cutee

[@saurabhkumarsoni8095]

Hello ...Sir..If we tie a knot from front side, then this knot is similar to double Windsor knot.

[@arturomunoz690]

0:53 What's wrong with it?

[@charlesmasden454]

Sorry all this talk of a diagram is totally throwing me off. I've tied plenty of different knots. But the way you're telling how to on this one just loses it for me

[@tiedupinsydney5510]

Hey Charles, good to hear from you mate. This is the second to last of a video series covering a book called the 85 ways to tie a tie. It was written by two mathematicians, so I've done my best to simplify it. These videos are intended to show you how to read the short-hand to tie classic knots and thus be able to remember the steps. Watch the Oriental Knot first and let me know if it makes more sense. th-cam.com/video/ZLSwzgSubXU/w-d-xo.html

[@charlesmasden454]

TiedUp inSydney Ok will do. I'll let you know once I've watched it

[@thomasanonymous594]

@@charlesmasden454 More on the book "The 85 Ways to Tie a Tie", by Thomas Fink and Yong Mao, can be read hear: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_85_Ways_to_Tie_a_Tie