To everyone talking about how these are useless/pointless because you'll just be made fun of or you'll look like a try-hard or whatever... There is a difference between "Professional" and "Formal". These are not professional knots. You do not wear these to work. These are formal knots. You wear them to formal events, such as weddings, fundraisers, and so forth. As a hint, if a woman would put on a diamond necklace and get her hair professionally done for the event...you can spend a little time making your tie look a bit more fancy.
1. weddings aren't this formal, unless they are royal or corporate weddings which are right to be hated on anyway 2. fundraisers are professional events Hint: you can put time into your hair and tie by getting the details perfect as well as the knot, not just by being artsy to distract from the flaws. Men don't wear makeup to cover our flaws, we eliminate our flaws
Idk what else people were expecting from a channel about tying ties, but they’re are all really neat even if you can’t use them all in an everyday setting!
I'm betting more than 98% of the people who commented were not aware of this channel and just seen it pop up in a recommended. So my guess is, they didn't expect anything. What you should expect from the internet is people voicing their opinions. Sometimes you might not agree with those opinions. It shouldn't be that hard to understand.
Me: Spends my days off to practice the intrinity knot and finish it in a timely fashion. Boss: Why do your socks have coconuts and hotdogs on them? Me: D:
I can imagine a society where each of these knots represented a social status or position of some kind. Maybe even have sub categories based on tie color
Life hack: Use a higher-status tie than what you actually are. If tie-tying info is monitored, you can befriend someone of higher status to teach you secretly or figure it out by eyeballing it.
Now I want to evolve my fashion style where I incorporate these multiple methods of tying , wearing designer dress shirts featuring various ties, creating a distinctive look that is exquisitely eye popping with uniquely and visually stunning flair.
Bloody hell, the idiocy of some of these comments basically saying 'the ornamentation of a piece of exclusively ornamental clothing is stupid/gay/weird'. Wearing ties at all is weird/superfluous and the first ones were popularised by King Louis XIII who was both French and rumoured to be hella gay - yet they've been a staple of straight male fashion for centuries. Wear it however the fuck you like.
Thanks for the video! It takes some time and practice, but the result is so much more impressive and fascinating then a regular knot! It turns conventional formal wear into a customizable elegant piece... Perfect for special occasions! Especially if you wear a suit on a daily basis and want to feel extra fancy ;)
what the hell are these comments? These actually look cool as hell, and maybe the best damn conversation starters in any professional event, if somehow the guy who makes the ties sees this, keep going man, dont let the haters stop you.
Everyone else complaining about wearing interesting ties for a change, meanwhile I'm just here to observe so I can learn how to draw these. They look like they'd give so much personality!
Me and my father would love to try these knots . Glad to see some creative people out there Also some of the comments are mean ,but you cant change toxic people that doesn't appreciate anything
I actually like these. Not terribly practical but very fancy indeed. I can almost imagine some sort of fantastic future where people wear fancy ties like that daily. There might even be salons you could go to to have a nice tie tied for a business meeting or a romantic dinner.
Have no idea why all the comments are just so bitter and sad. These look really nice, and I could see them fitting well in like a specialty Gala situation where you want to go all out. Went to a Gala event where the theme was Camp last year and honestly the butterfly knot would have been perfect. Would these work on a day-to-day setting? Probably not, but that's not really the point. Good job! Beautiful work
I agree. Maybe not where there's a lot of movement where some of them might come loose, but having a bit of flair for a tie is never a bad thing! Some of these look amazing!
All the snobby comments on this video remind me of why I refuse to wear a suit and tie. I’d rather look like a commoner than be lopped in with these monkeys. That being said, these knots are really cool, and if I ever do wear a suit, I will use one of these knots, both because I like them and to potentially piss off some fancy snobs.
Awesome. I wear ties myself for "20th century bs can suck it" independance. Let me know and ill show up in the complimentary tie art just to get the conversations rollin.
@@howtotieatie1370 I love the video. The comment section is pure gold. I have never laughed so much in my life. This should be great for your algorithm and lead to the success of your channel. Thank you. You are a saint and a scholar.
I have never in my life seen a comment section so committed to being toxic towards ties. It's actually funny how pissed people get from simply styling a tie in different ways. Like bro, you don't have to do it, it's just a cool idea you can use. I personally wouldn't use it in the work place as some may have particular dress codes. I get that the Windsor tie is a default standard and people live by it and I don't blame them. But come on, being salty about ties? Seriously 🤣🤣
I hear you. I just want someone to agree with me that ties and 3 piece suits are exactly the same thing my great Grandfather wore in 1900 and to wear the same thing everyone else wears is childish and dumb. it looks like a different head on the same suit to me when I see people dressed identically. If people had real personalities, it wouldn't happen, but they don't.
I'm really glad this got recommended to me, what a great way to add a splash of personality and fun to an outfit. It's no different to having a different virtual background to an online meeting. It serves as a nice ice breaker and talking point. I think I might try a couple out at work myself
I can’t believe how controversial the people in the comments are making this video out to be. Its just a tie, wear them like this to an art show or a fancy dance or something damn
Why is everyone acting like ties are some profound topic that reflects on morality in this comment section? You can just dislike something, you don't need to try to justify it with some kind of moral failing.
you can dislike something indeed, but as a consequence if you don't wear a tie you don't belong somewhere where someone wearing one does. it is what it is.
@@freedomgoddess for one it is a strip of cloth that is not mandatory anywhere (since women can just wear dresses) and secondly the people in the comment section are making a big deal about how complex these knots are, not about whether or not you wear a tie. And anyways nothing matters here because we're talking about a meaningless strip of cloth.
@@freedomgoddesswhat did the video say? Tell me exactly, did it say "how to tie appropriate knots?", "Safe for work ties?"? No, it said "5 amazing ways to tie a tie". So the problem being here, is you talking like it said something else entirely and you basing an entire argument around that but really it's not an argument it's an excuse to justify the video being painted in a negative light by a vocal minority, which I might say, very petty, near malicious people by the way but I guess... What other way would you want it? Is it so rare to find that the majority of people, apart from some neurodivergent ones would have the common sense not to wear these ties in a formal and important setting? Would you prefer a "ties code of authority" to censor the video?
its really amazing how many people are just shitting at the existence of ties in this comment section. like cmon man let this guy work his tie magic in peace it looks cool.
no clue why everyone’s hating on these, they’re obviously not gonna be used in conformity situations like an interview or something, but if you’re somewhere that encourages you to look your best then these are all really cool sure if your suit isn’t tailored or something then they’ll make it look worse but it’s more of a daring risk-reward type thing. sure, you could absolutely look like a fool if you do it wrong, but if everything goes right and you know what you’re doing then you’re damn well gonna be the best dressed person in the room
and to all who say “you’ll get fired if you walk into your job with one of these”; fine whatever, maybe your boss wouldn’t like it, but a job obviously isn’t the type of setting an exotic tie is made for. y’all do realize there’s more situations for suits than jobs and funerals, right?
I disagree. These make one look like an attention whore. One can stand out perfectly well by choosing an elegant designer tie of a beautiful silk. I have one Robert Talbot seven fold I'm very fond of, and everyone who has seen it is quite impressed. My choice of pocket square, similarly can elevate the look. I can easily up the ante with French cuffs and well chosen but somewhat minimal cuff links. There are quite a few basic triangle knots, and one does well to master several in order to accommodate the vagaries of tie construction. These odd knots have no place but to make one look silly.
@Christopher Oliver you're boring, your attitude is outdated, you're egotistical and conceited enough to believe that everyone thinks like you and everyone will see these as silly. Remove yourself from this conversation, because your input is inappropriate and irrelevant.
Your boss will be shocked😁👍 But if be honest these knots not fit for work or office. These knots will be cool for wedding, parties and others festive events! I have a video on my channel: "How to tie a tie for Job Interview and Business Meeting" - in this video you can found 3 most popular classical knots for office if you need it.
@@howtotieatie1370 hum. For me they do fit the office. You actually don't know how overdressed i usually like to go to work. My boss and colleagues might actually be shocked if i wear my tie a usual way. XD
Well... i get the joke between the lines, but actually indeed people care less about their outfits since the last years: People who like to dress and try new combinations are told to be selfish, vain less productive these days. That's a pitty. I don't think i'd be more productive wearing a brown potato bag and going unkempt with no make up. ;-)
@@Jen-sv7dt In my line of work, I find those who keep themselves well kept are the real productive and efficient ones. If they can find time to come to work properly dressed, neat, clean, tidy, they can find time to do the job well done and on time. I mean, if you don’t have time to take care of yourself, how can you find time for anything else?
I, for one, found this really enjoyable. Not sure why it is getting pushed through the algorithm 2 years later, but it came in time for my Christmas party for work this year. Will definitely be using one of these! Fancy Trinity Knot reminds me of the Zora Crystal/Nayru’s symbol Makes sense that it would “tie” in with “Trinity” I’ll see myself out…
@sanriogral You're probably the guy who gets the tattoos on his face for this exact reason. There's room for creativity within professionalism and this isn't it. And it looks plain stupid.
Welp I have no idea what algorithmic quirk made this video pop into everyone's feeds this past day, but fuck it I'm here for it. I don't plan to wear a tie anytime soon, but I'll be prepared if one is forced upon me now.
If only I had the hand dexterity for this. Also, for all the whiny babies in the comments, as a woman if I seen a guy with ties like this I'd much rather talk to him because holy fuck he must've spent ages doing all this. Y'all think this looks silly but at the end of the day this still requires actual skill.
I’ve never worn or tied a tie, but I am impressed by the knot-tying/fabric-weaving artistry on display here. I especially appreciate how there’s a slight pause at each step so the viewer has a clear shot of positioning and the step to take next. Well done work on all levels of this video!
Y’know, the idea of tying these knots being non-masculine comes from the perspective of someone who can barely tie their shoes. Knot-tying is a very useful skill, and it used to be implied that if you could tie these knots, you could tie most any knot you encountered. Theoretically, this still proves that, in the sense that you can learn such difficult knots.
extremely useful for hunters, fishers, etc and many old warrior castes in many cultures would tie hair, tie things onto their armors, braid all sorts of things. I myself don't like ties but I did click the video to see the scale one.
Me: I don't know what to think about these knots. (Reads all those comments where people are mean for no reason) Me: BEST KNOTS EVER, BEAUTIFUL, PERFECT, 10/10
Bruh, what's wrong whit y'all bro? You're just criticizing this person for being original and creative, like, what's your problem? If you don't like it go away to somewhere else, and practice some respect please I think these are cool, i'd compliment a person If i see them whit one of these
You might have different definition of Anger!! There is no hard thoughts about tie ,just majority of people don’t like these knots !! Take it easy boiler man!
I will gladly take 3 hours every morning to do this knot just to have my silk cloth around my neck stunt on the competition for no reason... F$%king legend.
I can't understand all the unpleasant comments here. If you dont like the knots then hit dislike and leave. Damn. Your knots are really cool Sir. I see how much you have practiced. Awesome skill. Dont let the comments bother you. 👍 Thank you for the video....one of my friends wears ties this way - pretty cool. And yes my friend is a Straight Gentleman
The first one is a Windsor tie with a couple extra steps at the end and almost looks like a weird sort of flower at the end so I called it Windsor's Rose but the Intrinity knot sounds cool too lol. I am curious now though. Has anyone else heard of these ways to tie but under different names? I think it'd be fun to see how many different things you'd call the same knot. Anyway, have a great day gents. Stay classy 🎩 👉😎👉 👔 👖 👞👞 (Edit): seriously though, beautiful work with the ties. I love the unique ideas and I'm definitely trying a few out next time I have an excuse to wear a tie 😂
People in this comment section seriously need to get a life, it’s a tie guys. If it was someone folding paper you’d probably be like “oh amazing and creative”
Wow, I'm amazed! Knowing how to tie such knots would be cool for special occasions such as weddings, work functions or prom. People whom have never had to wear a tie obviously don't get it. Nobody ever said these knots are for everyday use.
i love how the comments are divided either into haters or people who are fond of the creativity the video has to offer and comment on the haters…. and i agree with the second group because seriously guys why tf are you getting so peeved over a video that has actually nice content lmao
These are a hell lot more fun than normal ties imo, while they seem less professional, the wearer is atleast more fun heh Personally prefer the Intrinity one :D
I'm not main character or boss enough to wear any of them lmao but they would look great in a wedding function or something important like that! Good work!
Great work. Despite what people are saying these obviously don't take long. He's literally doing them in real time and each one is just a couple minutes. It's not that much time. Also, if it's that much time then just make the knot and don't undo it. You can take ties on and off without undoing the knots....make the one you like once and just continuely rewear it. If you think it's too big you can just make the knot tighter and the knot will be smaller. I think it's just easier to see what he's doing by doing it looser but if you just tighten a little the size of the knot won't be as big. Lastly, these are not new. There are small books/pamphlets that have tons of ways to tie ties that are years old. My dad had one from when he bought his first tailored suit in his 20s. That was 60ish years ago. I'm going on 20 year memory but I'm sure the first knot and the red tie knot were in the booklet but they were called something else and next to each diagram it gave a list of "appropriate" reasons to tie it different ways. Windsor and half Windsor and the like are mainly business knots and were not necessarily used outside of business unless you were a "business man" and wanted people to know that regardless of function. Formal events generally had different neck adornments like the bow tie or a tie knotted in a fancy way or even some other decorative piece. (BTW bow ties can have fancy knots too.)
The problem with any knot other than the windsor is you end up having to explain to so many people "no, this wasn't a mistake, its a special kind of knot...yes, I know it looks weird. Yes, I know what a windsor is."
@@BFNH459 ties are usually used in formal settings so it's reasonable people will automatically think of these in a formal settings. I do agree with your point though
Thats on you. Forgetting about the important meeting a day before 😂 You should premake those and switch them before so you just have to slide it up but i get the joke 👍
WTH is up with these comments? A tie isn't only for an interview. These knots can be pretty cool in the right circumstances. For example, if you'ld use the blue tie with the scale knot, it's texture would make it look like actual scaling... If nothing else, think of the Halloween possibilities.
Thank you for showing these different techniques. Also, for taking your time to show which way the tie would go and to be pulled. This was just some random video that showed up. I thought what the hell I'll watch it. To my surprise it looks like a lot of fun! I really like the first four. I want to try those on my husband. I've already saved a couple of your other videos to watch and try as well. Great job!
wow. This is Knot Theory but for apparel. This level of Topology is impressive! As a woman, this is hot. I feel like this is for guys who graduated from MIT or men who make wayyyyyyy more money than the average person.
Quite a work of art, but there is no way I can do this everyday.... maybe on a special occasion, but I would get late if I were to make a fancy tie everyday..
Why undo the tie? They loosen and tighten without taking the knot apart. Tie it once then just slip it on and off every day.... the butterfly is the only one out of these you'd have to partially undo I think.
00:01 - Intrinity knot
03:14 - Cobra knot
05:27 - Scale knot
08:23 - Fancy Trinity knot
11:09 - Butterfly knot
Scale knot. (I love reptiles!)
cool👍
Scale note 👍💖
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The scale knot was my fav, but a close second was the Trinity knot. 😸
To everyone talking about how these are useless/pointless because you'll just be made fun of or you'll look like a try-hard or whatever...
There is a difference between "Professional" and "Formal".
These are not professional knots. You do not wear these to work.
These are formal knots.
You wear them to formal events, such as weddings, fundraisers, and so forth.
As a hint, if a woman would put on a diamond necklace and get her hair professionally done for the event...you can spend a little time making your tie look a bit more fancy.
Thank you!
1. weddings aren't this formal, unless they are royal or corporate weddings which are right to be hated on anyway
2. fundraisers are professional events
Hint: you can put time into your hair and tie by getting the details perfect as well as the knot, not just by being artsy to distract from the flaws. Men don't wear makeup to cover our flaws, we eliminate our flaws
Ties are really dumb-looking no matter how you wrap them around your neck, so I will knot even wear one to a wedding.
@@jansonshrock2859precisely (to the men and flaw comment)
Idk what else people were expecting from a channel about tying ties, but they’re are all really neat even if you can’t use them all in an everyday setting!
I'm betting more than 98% of the people who commented were not aware of this channel and just seen it pop up in a recommended. So my guess is, they didn't expect anything.
What you should expect from the internet is people voicing their opinions. Sometimes you might not agree with those opinions. It shouldn't be that hard to understand.
@@46993-r And OP is free to voice their opinions about those people being idiots
@@yuridanylko Yup. So can I. Thanks for contributing to the conversation.
@@46993-r I just meant your comment was useless to begin with and you just proved so.
Me: lets do the intrinity knot!!
My boss: you arrive 3 hours late to the office
Me: Yea, but that knot tho 😎
These knots are suitable most for Weddings and Parties but not for office. With the exception if you work in design, fashion or apparel sphere
I'm willing to bet you still didn't get the knot.
Me: Spends my days off to practice the intrinity knot and finish it in a timely fashion.
Boss: Why do your socks have coconuts and hotdogs on them?
Me: D:
"...And why aren't you wearing a tie?"
I am impressed that you've mastered all these neck tying methods. The majority of them look quite good.
I'm not sure why people are making fun of you.
I can imagine a society where each of these knots represented a social status or position of some kind. Maybe even have sub categories based on tie color
Fear not. How to tie is here
Life hack: Use a higher-status tie than what you actually are.
If tie-tying info is monitored, you can befriend someone of higher status to teach you secretly or figure it out by eyeballing it.
Thank you for this idea
Like divergent what they wear and the colors they wear determine what faction their in
Now I want to evolve my fashion style where I incorporate these multiple methods of tying , wearing designer dress shirts featuring various ties, creating a distinctive look that is exquisitely eye popping with uniquely and visually stunning flair.
Bloody hell, the idiocy of some of these comments basically saying 'the ornamentation of a piece of exclusively ornamental clothing is stupid/gay/weird'. Wearing ties at all is weird/superfluous and the first ones were popularised by King Louis XIII who was both French and rumoured to be hella gay - yet they've been a staple of straight male fashion for centuries. Wear it however the fuck you like.
Especially if it's like a bandana with the boys
I didn't realize the tie had a correlation to sexual preference.
@@46993-r It does not, that was the point of my original comment.
Thanks for the video! It takes some time and practice, but the result is so much more impressive and fascinating then a regular knot! It turns conventional formal wear into a customizable elegant piece... Perfect for special occasions! Especially if you wear a suit on a daily basis and want to feel extra fancy ;)
Thank you, i am glad that you appreciate my work👍
Me: Oh these are cool, i don't use ties but cool nonetheless. I enjoyed it.
Me reading comments: *Absolute whiplash of negativity*
Honestly, why all the negativity. These are all dope as hell!
@Riannah Peña No, they are not. They're god-awful ugly.
IKR, it’s like why is everyone so negative. I’ll still where one of these designs cause they look cool
Man I just wanted some character inspiration and suddenly i’m hit with all of that shit lmao
what the hell are these comments? These actually look cool as hell, and maybe the best damn conversation starters in any professional event, if somehow the guy who makes the ties sees this, keep going man, dont let the haters stop you.
Ikr
These guys are probably just jealous that they don’t have the skill to tie these
Please show up to a professional event wearing your tie like this. Record it and post it on TH-cam as well.
@@No_Lucks_Given Not for professional events dude. FORMAL events. Big difference. Might want to look into it.
The best thing I learned from this video: Pinch the tie together when making the first loop so the long part comes out nicely.
The cobra one is what I imagined if a tie had a tie.
hahahahhaa
I just tried this one for a get together tonight
That's the main way I've heard it described. "A tie in a tie"
Everyone else complaining about wearing interesting ties for a change, meanwhile I'm just here to observe so I can learn how to draw these. They look like they'd give so much personality!
I personally love all of these, and if you’re experimenting with intricate knots I’d say the cobra knot is a more subtle one to start with
This is the most creative thing I have ever seen this month. F*ck the haters.
Me and my father would love to try these knots .
Glad to see some creative people out there
Also some of the comments are mean ,but you cant change toxic people that doesn't appreciate anything
I actually like these. Not terribly practical but very fancy indeed.
I can almost imagine some sort of fantastic future where people wear fancy ties like that daily. There might even be salons you could go to to have a nice tie tied for a business meeting or a romantic dinner.
Thanks for this tutorial!!!
Thank you too for feedback, i am glad that you appreciate my video👍
U actually gon make these
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That reminds me of when you braid hair
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Have no idea why all the comments are just so bitter and sad. These look really nice, and I could see them fitting well in like a specialty Gala situation where you want to go all out. Went to a Gala event where the theme was Camp last year and honestly the butterfly knot would have been perfect. Would these work on a day-to-day setting? Probably not, but that's not really the point. Good job! Beautiful work
I agree. Maybe not where there's a lot of movement where some of them might come loose, but having a bit of flair for a tie is never a bad thing! Some of these look amazing!
All the snobby comments on this video remind me of why I refuse to wear a suit and tie. I’d rather look like a commoner than be lopped in with these monkeys.
That being said, these knots are really cool, and if I ever do wear a suit, I will use one of these knots, both because I like them and to potentially piss off some fancy snobs.
Awesome. I wear ties myself for "20th century bs can suck it" independance. Let me know and ill show up in the complimentary tie art just to get the conversations rollin.
Whats up with everyone in this comment section??? Just let the tie look cool! Thats the exact point of this video!!
Thank you
@@howtotieatie1370 I love the video. The comment section is pure gold. I have never laughed so much in my life. This should be great for your algorithm and lead to the success of your channel. Thank you. You are a saint and a scholar.
I have never in my life seen a comment section so committed to being toxic towards ties. It's actually funny how pissed people get from simply styling a tie in different ways. Like bro, you don't have to do it, it's just a cool idea you can use. I personally wouldn't use it in the work place as some may have particular dress codes. I get that the Windsor tie is a default standard and people live by it and I don't blame them. But come on, being salty about ties? Seriously 🤣🤣
I hear you. I just want someone to agree with me that ties and 3 piece suits are exactly the same thing my great Grandfather wore in 1900 and to wear the same thing everyone else wears is childish and dumb. it looks like a different head on the same suit to me when I see people dressed identically. If people had real personalities, it wouldn't happen, but they don't.
biblically accurate ties
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The intrinity knot is beautiful, almost like a rose.
Beautiful....Thank you so much. I wear ties all the time...this video has taken an ordinary part of my life and made it a little more extraordinarily.
Thank you for feedback, i am glad that you like my knots👍
Scale knot is the easiest of the five ways. I used it today for my tie-front blouse.
Cool choice👍
I'm really glad this got recommended to me, what a great way to add a splash of personality and fun to an outfit. It's no different to having a different virtual background to an online meeting. It serves as a nice ice breaker and talking point. I think I might try a couple out at work myself
this video is awesome, i guess people don't like it when men express their creativity damn
I can’t believe how controversial the people in the comments are making this video out to be. Its just a tie, wear them like this to an art show or a fancy dance or something damn
Why is everyone acting like ties are some profound topic that reflects on morality in this comment section? You can just dislike something, you don't need to try to justify it with some kind of moral failing.
you can dislike something indeed, but as a consequence if you don't wear a tie you don't belong somewhere where someone wearing one does. it is what it is.
@@freedomgoddess for one it is a strip of cloth that is not mandatory anywhere (since women can just wear dresses) and secondly the people in the comment section are making a big deal about how complex these knots are, not about whether or not you wear a tie. And anyways nothing matters here because we're talking about a meaningless strip of cloth.
@@1kaz1right? The pettiness is just astounding
@@freedomgoddesswhat did the video say? Tell me exactly, did it say "how to tie appropriate knots?", "Safe for work ties?"? No, it said "5 amazing ways to tie a tie". So the problem being here, is you talking like it said something else entirely and you basing an entire argument around that but really it's not an argument it's an excuse to justify the video being painted in a negative light by a vocal minority, which I might say, very petty, near malicious people by the way but I guess... What other way would you want it? Is it so rare to find that the majority of people, apart from some neurodivergent ones would have the common sense not to wear these ties in a formal and important setting? Would you prefer a "ties code of authority" to censor the video?
Me: **cant even tie a tie normally**
Also me watching the cool designs: 👁 👄 👁
Lol same 😂
Same here "lol"
I once tried to learn it but ended choking
Because I got angry while I was trying to tie my tie
its really amazing how many people are just shitting at the existence of ties in this comment section.
like cmon man let this guy work his tie magic in peace it looks cool.
Thank you for your nice comment👍 I appreciate it
no clue why everyone’s hating on these, they’re obviously not gonna be used in conformity situations like an interview or something, but if you’re somewhere that encourages you to look your best then these are all really cool
sure if your suit isn’t tailored or something then they’ll make it look worse but it’s more of a daring risk-reward type thing. sure, you could absolutely look like a fool if you do it wrong, but if everything goes right and you know what you’re doing then you’re damn well gonna be the best dressed person in the room
and to all who say “you’ll get fired if you walk into your job with one of these”; fine whatever, maybe your boss wouldn’t like it, but a job obviously isn’t the type of setting an exotic tie is made for. y’all do realize there’s more situations for suits than jobs and funerals, right?
I disagree. These make one look like an attention whore. One can stand out perfectly well by choosing an elegant designer tie of a beautiful silk. I have one Robert Talbot seven fold I'm very fond of, and everyone who has seen it is quite impressed. My choice of pocket square, similarly can elevate the look. I can easily up the ante with French cuffs and well chosen but somewhat minimal cuff links. There are quite a few basic triangle knots, and one does well to master several in order to accommodate the vagaries of tie construction. These odd knots have no place but to make one look silly.
@Christopher Oliver you're boring, your attitude is outdated, you're egotistical and conceited enough to believe that everyone thinks like you and everyone will see these as silly. Remove yourself from this conversation, because your input is inappropriate and irrelevant.
Yass, that's what i need to the office.
Your boss will be shocked😁👍
But if be honest these knots not fit for work or office. These knots will be cool for wedding, parties and others festive events!
I have a video on my channel: "How to tie a tie for Job Interview and Business Meeting" - in this video you can found 3 most popular classical knots for office if you need it.
@@howtotieatie1370 hum. For me they do fit the office. You actually don't know how overdressed i usually like to go to work. My boss and colleagues might actually be shocked if i wear my tie a usual way. XD
I’d be a bit suss if I was your boss. I mean, where do you find time to do those if you’re not slacking off? 🤣 JK! Cool designs tho.
Well... i get the joke between the lines, but actually indeed people care less about their outfits since the last years:
People who like to dress and try new combinations are told to be selfish, vain less productive these days. That's a pitty. I don't think i'd be more productive wearing a brown potato bag and going unkempt with no make up. ;-)
@@Jen-sv7dt In my line of work, I find those who keep themselves well kept are the real productive and efficient ones. If they can find time to come to work properly dressed, neat, clean, tidy, they can find time to do the job well done and on time. I mean, if you don’t have time to take care of yourself, how can you find time for anything else?
I, for one, found this really enjoyable. Not sure why it is getting pushed through the algorithm 2 years later, but it came in time for my Christmas party for work this year. Will definitely be using one of these! Fancy Trinity Knot reminds me of the Zora Crystal/Nayru’s symbol
Makes sense that it would “tie” in with “Trinity” I’ll see myself out…
Hahaha I sincerely hope you actually went to work wearing one of these. I hope you did and everyone now respects you a whole lot less.
like the video so it gets recommended more even after 2 years lmao
@@No_Lucks_Given eww
@sanriogral You're probably the guy who gets the tattoos on his face for this exact reason. There's room for creativity within professionalism and this isn't it. And it looks plain stupid.
These are really good for special occasions!
I especially like the scale knot tie. It's beautiful. ❤️
My guy out here demonstrating the infinty stones of tie knots his power knows no bounds
Welp I have no idea what algorithmic quirk made this video pop into everyone's feeds this past day, but fuck it I'm here for it. I don't plan to wear a tie anytime soon, but I'll be prepared if one is forced upon me now.
Didn't know art could be made out of a freaking tie but I'm glad this showed up in my recommendations to show me it's a thing lol this is awesome
These are really creative and makes ties a lot more fun, thanks for the tutorial! Loving the scale knot especially.
If only I had the hand dexterity for this.
Also, for all the whiny babies in the comments, as a woman if I seen a guy with ties like this I'd much rather talk to him because holy fuck he must've spent ages doing all this. Y'all think this looks silly but at the end of the day this still requires actual skill.
TRUE
Something that none of them have.
We love a person who’s good with their hands 😌
Finally another reason to wear a tie to show off my tie
As someone who hates how normal ties look, and isn't afraid of other people saying I look stupid, I will absolutely try some of these
I’ve never worn or tied a tie, but I am impressed by the knot-tying/fabric-weaving artistry on display here. I especially appreciate how there’s a slight pause at each step so the viewer has a clear shot of positioning and the step to take next. Well done work on all levels of this video!
her : how long do u need to tie a tie?
me : it's complicated
So this is what the dream feels like , this is the victory we wanted , this is dream we saw
A lot of miserable people here.
Hope you guys find your happiness someday.
Y’know, the idea of tying these knots being non-masculine comes from the perspective of someone who can barely tie their shoes. Knot-tying is a very useful skill, and it used to be implied that if you could tie these knots, you could tie most any knot you encountered. Theoretically, this still proves that, in the sense that you can learn such difficult knots.
extremely useful for hunters, fishers, etc and many old warrior castes in many cultures would tie hair, tie things onto their armors, braid all sorts of things. I myself don't like ties but I did click the video to see the scale one.
@@jr6366 Yeah, I've got family that hunts & fishes. I camp, so lashings are useful for me.
Me: I don't know what to think about these knots.
(Reads all those comments where people are mean for no reason)
Me: BEST KNOTS EVER, BEAUTIFUL, PERFECT, 10/10
I'm definitely using one of these in a funeral
If somebody doesn't have one of this knots at my funeral, i'm not comming.
Make it your own
Bruh, what's wrong whit y'all bro? You're just criticizing this person for being original and creative, like, what's your problem? If you don't like it go away to somewhere else, and practice some respect please
I think these are cool, i'd compliment a person If i see them whit one of these
why is there so many angry people in the comments lol. There is just a guy tieing knots lol
You might have different definition of Anger!!
There is no hard thoughts about tie ,just majority of people don’t like these knots !! Take it easy boiler man!
I will gladly take 3 hours every morning to do this knot just to have my silk cloth around my neck stunt on the competition for no reason... F$%king legend.
pretty impressive. a decent and elegant way to be extra. i like it
These are great ideas for all my 35 ft ties
Just what I was thinking, what's the use of a fancy knot if your tie is hilariously short😂
I downloaded this video 1 year ago for my wedding which is tomorrow! Thank you so much for this bro!!!
If you don’t like them, use your clip on bow tie.
I can't understand all the unpleasant comments here. If you dont like the knots then hit dislike and leave. Damn.
Your knots are really cool Sir. I see how much you have practiced. Awesome skill.
Dont let the comments bother you. 👍
Thank you for the video....one of my friends wears ties this way - pretty cool.
And yes my friend is a Straight Gentleman
"How much slack do you need for the Intrinity Knot?"
"Yes"
This guy has to be the most fashionable man at events and occasions, knowing all these types of ties
The infinity stones of ties I see. Thanos will be most pleased 😂😂
Thanos going for a job interview..
The first one is a Windsor tie with a couple extra steps at the end and almost looks like a weird sort of flower at the end so I called it Windsor's Rose but the Intrinity knot sounds cool too lol. I am curious now though. Has anyone else heard of these ways to tie but under different names? I think it'd be fun to see how many different things you'd call the same knot. Anyway, have a great day gents. Stay classy
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(Edit): seriously though, beautiful work with the ties. I love the unique ideas and I'm definitely trying a few out next time I have an excuse to wear a tie 😂
Idk why so many people here need to diss the tie designs. Just enjoy the art behind the tieing of knots.
Very elegant! I like the butterfly tie the most as it adds a touch of asymmetry to the suit.
Dont know why peps in comment section is really hostile over some harmless craft.
No kidding
Ikr
Say that again I dare you.
Imagine doing one of these fancy knots. Then you discover that you made it to short and have to start all over.
Bro I still do that even with basic knots all the time. It’s like half the reason I always wear a vest.
I was just wondering: Are this man's ties 2 meters long? 😁
What am i doing here
Its 1 am and i dont even have a tie
Same lol
same, lol
Same, lol
Same, lol
same lol
I hate ties but damn I wouldn't mind dressing up more just to do different versions. This is beautiful art.
Same lol
Dude just made ties shaped like devil fruit and im all for it
Yes
People in this comment section seriously need to get a life, it’s a tie guys. If it was someone folding paper you’d probably be like “oh amazing and creative”
People are really hating on this for absolutely no reason
It's true. I don't force anyone to tie their neckties one of this ways. I just show people that this knots exist, but if you don't like - okey.
Wow, I'm amazed! Knowing how to tie such knots would be cool for special occasions such as weddings, work functions or prom. People whom have never had to wear a tie obviously don't get it. Nobody ever said these knots are for everyday use.
Hey! I invented the intrinity knot. Thanks for showing my knot to such a wide audience. Your knot looks impeccable.
Really..?
Here trying to learn how to tie a tie for my little brother.
I’ll be the first to leave a nice comment. If I saw somebody wearing a tie like that, I’d think “wow, that’s pretty interesting”
Great knots, there are more to try as well. ANyone who thinks these are bad has ZERO taste and no imagination.
Who’d have thought that a few fancy knots would make dudes so insecure about their masculinity
You just proved his point with your tirade against men wearing “glitter”
@Allah you sound super lame
@Allah Bro the insecurity is fucking GLISTENING with this comment lmfaoooooooooo
@Allah These ties are neither glittery nor sparkly, though?
Also, soy is actually very healthy.
@Allah which tie in the video has sparkles you clown?
my favorite one is the first
That’s what she said
i love how the comments are divided either into haters or people who are fond of the creativity the video has to offer and comment on the haters…. and i agree with the second group because seriously guys why tf are you getting so peeved over a video that has actually nice content lmao
Those knots look hilarious 😂
Kinda like your username.
These are a hell lot more fun than normal ties imo, while they seem less professional, the wearer is atleast more fun heh
Personally prefer the Intrinity one :D
I can't wait to hold on this knowledge for 12 years just to use it for 1 time ever and get a simple "wow thats cool"
You can take that compliment to the grave tho
This comment section is the embodiment on what happens if you introduce most men to little fun ideas and play arounds on fashion.
I'm not main character or boss enough to wear any of them lmao but they would look great in a wedding function or something important like that! Good work!
Now I have so many different ways to tie my Ravenclaw tie
Great work. Despite what people are saying these obviously don't take long. He's literally doing them in real time and each one is just a couple minutes. It's not that much time. Also, if it's that much time then just make the knot and don't undo it. You can take ties on and off without undoing the knots....make the one you like once and just continuely rewear it. If you think it's too big you can just make the knot tighter and the knot will be smaller. I think it's just easier to see what he's doing by doing it looser but if you just tighten a little the size of the knot won't be as big. Lastly, these are not new. There are small books/pamphlets that have tons of ways to tie ties that are years old. My dad had one from when he bought his first tailored suit in his 20s. That was 60ish years ago. I'm going on 20 year memory but I'm sure the first knot and the red tie knot were in the booklet but they were called something else and next to each diagram it gave a list of "appropriate" reasons to tie it different ways. Windsor and half Windsor and the like are mainly business knots and were not necessarily used outside of business unless you were a "business man" and wanted people to know that regardless of function. Formal events generally had different neck adornments like the bow tie or a tie knotted in a fancy way or even some other decorative piece. (BTW bow ties can have fancy knots too.)
The problem with any knot other than the windsor is you end up having to explain to so many people "no, this wasn't a mistake, its a special kind of knot...yes, I know it looks weird. Yes, I know what a windsor is."
I'm not sure if I'd ever wear these in a true formal setting personally, but I might try the first one for a cosplay!
@@BFNH459 ties are usually used in formal settings so it's reasonable people will automatically think of these in a formal settings. I do agree with your point though
Imagine that you are about to have a important meeting with top C. E. O's and they have to wait for you while you get creative with your 👔 tie.
Thats on you. Forgetting about the important meeting a day before 😂 You should premake those and switch them before so you just have to slide it up but i get the joke 👍
I don't think you've ever met a CEO
This Looks like it is a great conversation starter for interviews and party's!
Thanks for sharing these cool designs:)
Dang! That first one looks awesome!
Imagine coming late to your work and explaining this video to your boss
Well if you wake up earlier then you won't be late
WTH is up with these comments? A tie isn't only for an interview. These knots can be pretty cool in the right circumstances. For example, if you'ld use the blue tie with the scale knot, it's texture would make it look like actual scaling... If nothing else, think of the Halloween possibilities.
This is wonderful, I got so excited to tie a tie, unfortunately though, you do need an extra length tie and not a normal 1.5m/5foot tie
I did all of these with my normal length tie, just experiment!
actually makes me want to try out ties again ^^
good shit
Me: shows up to job interview with an intrinity knot*
Interviewer: Nah, this guy is clearly a supervillain.
the intrinity knot absolutely FUCKS like the name and the design coalesce into the absolute coolest knot ive ever seen for a TIE of all things
Yea it's pretty cool
I'm hungry as hell...I don't know why I'm watching...very creative tho
Thank you for showing these different techniques. Also, for taking your time to show which way the tie would go and to be pulled. This was just some random video that showed up. I thought what the hell I'll watch it. To my surprise it looks like a lot of fun! I really like the first four. I want to try those on my husband. I've already saved a couple of your other videos to watch and try as well. Great job!
wow. This is Knot Theory but for apparel. This level of Topology is impressive! As a woman, this is hot. I feel like this is for guys who graduated from MIT or men who make wayyyyyyy more money than the average person.
Yeah you prob would see one of these at an important luxurious ceremony. I think they would look cool with the proper suit.
Quite a work of art, but there is no way I can do this everyday.... maybe on a special occasion, but I would get late if I were to make a fancy tie everyday..
Why undo the tie? They loosen and tighten without taking the knot apart. Tie it once then just slip it on and off every day.... the butterfly is the only one out of these you'd have to partially undo I think.