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A long piece of material worn around the neck and under a collar with a knot tied in front is called a Necktie. F our-in-hand tie is another name given to the modern necktie. Even though neckties are normally worn by men, but sometimes even women wear this necktie. They generally wear necktie either as fashionable dress wear or as part of a uniform wear.

The so called forerunner of the modern tailored necktie, a cravat is just a neckband. The modern necktie, along with the ascot and the bow tie, are all descended from the cravat only.

If you are going out to buy a very special necktie that suits your whole apparel, just follow the following instructions:

1. Go for a branded and expensive necktie. After all it is a one time investment. Don’t make a mistake of bargaining on price for quality. As quality is the most important aspect of the necktie and this aspect of it only can give your necktie that special look.

2. Check the fabric perfectly before choosing a right one for you as not always you get a 100% pure silk of your favorite color at an affordable price.

3. Normally, the best tie is cut exactly to a 45 degree angle. Check this out with your necktie.

4. Last but not the least, you should catch a necktie that goes along with your total out fit perfectly. And also take some time out to judge the suitable height and the width of the necktie.

There are so many varieties of neckties available in the market today. Some of the most popular of them are:

Polyester neck ties

Because of its hard wearing capabilities, polyester necktie is one of the most popular of the available varieties. They are available in number of formats like polyester, woven polyester or polyester satin. Even though you can mash your polyester neck ties, it is advisable to dry clean them. For weddings out of all the varieties satin neck ties are the most popular.

Plain neck ties

Plain neck ties normally come in smooth satin, textured, smooth silk and woven silk and other wide range of colors. Even though these neck ties are much popular for the weddings, of late these are also used for the day to day purposes.

Silk neck ties

Silk neck ties can be printed or woven. These silk neck ties tend to be thicker and you shall see a fabric weave running through it. These silk neck ties are costlier of all the different varieties of the neck ties. These silk neck ties require dry cleaning al most every time they are used and hence have a higher maintenance cost also.

Fashion neck ties

These fashion neck ties are very much similar to the designer neck ties. But these neck ties come for al most half the price of their counter part. These fashion neck ties normally come with a specific pattern or design for example spots or stripes and tend to vary according to seasons.

Novelty neck ties

These types of ties are very popular as gift ties. Novelty or themed ties usually portray a specific theme for example science, computers or music or some thing other.

Neck tie has always been a passion for men who want to look fashionable and also leave their professional impact upon the society.

There is a special variety called a cooling neck tie, which is very popular in the summers especially. These types of neck ties are also very cheaper. These types of neck ties are gaining very good popularity in recent times.

Three-piece Construction:

Most of the well-made ties are constructed with three pieces of silk fabrics. Let us define the three-pieces of silk: the apron (the wide front piece), the neckband (center portion piece), and lastly, the backpiece (narrow end of the tie).

The three-piece, not two, allows the mens ties to drape nicely and conform to the neck.

Good quality mens ties have the tipping made of silk but there are many commercial neckties made with synthetic fabrics.

There are designers that print their label on the silk tipping to represent ownership for the particular silk pattern.

Neck tie has always been a passion for men who want to look fashionable and also leave their professional impact upon the society.

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How to Tie a Necktie by Terrance Farley

How to Tie a Necktie

It's a big day and you've carefully selected a tie that coordinates with your shirt and trousers. Maybe you've taken a designer necktie off a motorized tie rack, or pulled a silk tie out of your sock drawer. You've showered and shaved, buttoned and buckled, and now it's the moment of truth. You drape the tie around your neck and stare at the mirror in front of you. What's the secret - left over right and through...no, that's a granny knot. How do you tie a tie? "Honey" you holler, only to be met by the sounds of an empty, echoing house. You contemplate - are you too old to raid your five-year-old's drawer and borrow his clip-on Mickey Mouse tie? Yes, you are! But, because you're a mature and rational adult you can be confident that you can conquer this minor challenge in your busy day.

The simplest type of tie knot is known as the "Four In Hand" knot. Not only is it simple, but it works with the majority of tie fabrics and shirt styles. The Large side of the tie should be on the Left and it should also be the Long side. It should hang about 12 inches below the right side. (Remember: Left, large and long.)

Cross the large side over the small side and then cross the large side back under. Then bring the large end up through the "hole" that is underneath your chin. Finally, tuck the large end down through the flap that was formed when you made the first cross. Tug alternately on the top and bottom layers of the tie to tighten securely up to the top button of your shirt.

Or perhaps you prefer to strike out on the wild side of fashion and have selected a bow tie to accentuate your gelled hair and specially grown-to-just-the-right-length stubble. A bow tie is symmetrical but should still be placed so that the left side is slightly longer than the right side. As it hangs, fold the end of the right side in half vertically to form the base loop. Now, cross the left side over the right side and bring the unlooped end up through the hole under your chin then down on top of the looped end. With one hand, secure the tie at the point where the long end crosses the loop and with the other hand, make a loop out of the non-looped end. Push the newly looped end underneath the straight, vertical piece and tug at the loops to tighten and straighten the bow tie.

Now go and enjoy your big event! Relax - you've already done the hardest part.

About the Author

Terrance Farley is the webmaster of How to Tie a Tie and it has become his mission to provide information about the most important and neglected article of men's clothing, the tie.