What Tie Knot Is This?

[stylefreak12]

I have recently watched a couple of speeches by Stephen Scharzman, and I was wondering what kind of knot it is. It looks like a four-in-hand, but larger than all of the ones I have seen. Can someone verify what it is/ how to tie it? Thanks!

links to photos:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2386/...1767de.jpg?v=0

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/money/galle...arzman_new.jpg

 

[RichmondStyle]

Looks like a wimpy half-Windsor to me. The kind I used to tie in college.

 

[stylefreak12]

Hmm, I think the knot is too long to be a half windsor.

 

[mrbowtie]

Half-windsor

 

[the_economist]

If you're a newb (like me), you might be surprised how nice a four in hand can look when it's used on a nice tie. It won't be like the ones you've seen. Also, you can give it an extra wrap (is that Prince Albert?) for a bit more heft. But I agree, it looks a bit asymmetric for a half-windsor.

 

[Azure]

Bad done ( too large ) Pratt

 

[OsmarJr]

Hi, I want to know what kind of knot is this http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/screenshot.php?movieid=17372&position=13 and how to do it. Thanks

 

[PhiPsi32]

They all look like four in hands to me. The four in hand can look chunky like a half windsor on a thick tie especially with a loose knot.

 

[Prof. B. Bear]

^ Four-In-Hand. Albeit a bad one.

huehuehue

 

[OsmarJr]

WOW, better image here http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/screenshot.php?movieid=20667&position=7

 

[latindandy]

4IH (clear in the first pic, sloppy in the second).
It's clearly not a 1/2 Windsor.

 

[OsmarJr]

thank you.

 

[angusangus]

Agreed. All are clearly four-in-hands.

 

[JapanAlex01]

Four in hand, duh, move on!