Are all Ralph Lauren ties known for their skinny knots?

[Fresh44]

I own a few and every single one of them has to tie a skinny knot. If you make the knot bigger then the tie becomes too short. I have only owned their Polo line of ties. i havent purchased their Purple Label or Black Label. But is this their overall style, making their ties have the skinny knots?

Mine come out to be a little smaller though

 

[Fresh44]

BUmp...

 

[Ich_Dien]

No. Some PRL, not all. Black Label, yes. RLPL no.

 

[Fresh44]

If Im buying ties online, is there a way to tell without it directly saying it?

 

[thetieguy]

I have several blue and purple label polo ties and all the knots get tied skinny. That seems to be the only way to tie them. I don't mind it because some of the ties are so perfect.

 

[Ich_Dien]

Look at the shape of the tie, if it is a bottle neck, then it may tie a skinny knot. It is hard to see, because obviously you cannot detect whether the tie has much padding...

 

[Fresh44]

Originally Posted by thetieguy

I have several blue and purple label polo ties and all the knots get tied skinny. That seems to be the only way to tie them. I don't mind it because some of the ties are so perfect.

is this a new trend or somethin?

 

[robin]

 

[randallr]

lol

 

[Fresh44]

Keep it clean

 

[yerrow]

its all in how you tie them. RL prefers to tie a simpler 4 in hand, but where you start the wide end of your tie when you begin tie-ing dictates how large the knot ends up

 

[GTR]

Dipshit

 

[Fresh44]

Originally Posted by yerrow

its all in how you tie them. RL prefers to tie a simpler 4 in hand, but where you start the wide end of your tie when you begin tie-ing dictates how large the knot ends up

I know that, but the only way to tie a real tie is for the knot to be skinny.

 

[Fresh44]

Bump

 

[yerrow]

Originally Posted by Fresh44

I know that, but the only way to tie a real tie is for the knot to be skinny.

so you would you tie a small knot with a keaton spread collar?