Tie knot ID

[aavlee]

Anyone have any info on this knot?

 

[SpooPoker]

I kind of love this. It looks like a reverse half windsor. Im going to practice this in the mirror shortly.

 

[E6BAV8R]

Looks hideous IMO. It looks like someone tried to do a scarf knot on a tie, and was very unsuccessful at doing it.

 

[SpooPoker]

I wouldnt use this for business applications, but the art of folding silk is interesting, and this is a new one for me.

 

[asdf]

it may be an extrememly messy "diagonal" knot but I cant really tell....either that or its a few random loops pulled tight

 

[bowtielover]

I call it the training knot, a failed attempt from someone learning to tie a tie.

 

[Dakota rube]

I call this thread a post-building enclave for noobs and spammers...

 

[ramuman]

It's quite close to a Pratt done backward. Follow the lines.

 

[SpooPoker]

Originally Posted by Dakota rube

I call this thread a post-building enclave for noobs and spammers...


I dont see whats noobish or spammish about any comments or the general inquiry... which were you referring to, exactly?

 

[[savage]]

Originally Posted by SpooPoker

I dont see whats noobish or spammish about any comments or the general inquiry... which were you referring to, exactly?


Perhaps the hideous nature of the knot belies the dark underbelly of the post.

 

[ChicagoJohn]

Literally laughed out loud as soon as I saw this. You should leave the store immediately (hopefully you didnt actually purchase something there)

 

[asdf]

Gentlemen and ladies,
The diagonal knot, which i mentioned above, and which I believe we have seen a horribly tied example of in the original post:

Regards,

 

[oneeightyseven]

resize your damn pictures please.

 

[suitedcboy]

That is a Bagboy. The knot preferred by grocery bagboys back when they wore shirt and tie.

 

[jakejake]

What is this knot here?