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Hands-on tie-tying guide · Built to teach real knots

Learn how to tie a tie. For real.

Tie Template is a hands-on tie-tying guide that keeps each move in order so beginners can learn real necktie knots without constantly pausing and rewinding a video.

Start with the Four-in-Hand See how Tie Template works

Follow the path. Learn the knot. Own the skill.

Tie Template hands-on tie-tying guide with top clips, sliding release bar, and guiding forks
The hands-on tying guideLoad. Follow. Release.
6step-by-step knot guides live
20tie knot styles planned
Design patent issued · Utility patent pending

See how it works

Learn the motion, not just the steps.

Watch Tie Template keep every move in order—from loading the tie to releasing the finished knot. You perform the actual tying motions yourself, so the skill stays with you.

Watch the Four-in-Hand demo →

Built for beginners

Stop pausing. Start learning how to tie a tie.

Videos can show the motion, but beginners still have to translate a screen into hand movements. Tie Template gives you a physical path to follow while you make every move yourself, helping build real tie-tying muscle memory.

See the 3-step method
Man wearing a finished dark blue tie with confidence
You tie it yourself.Confidence stays.

Three repeatable stages

Load. Follow. Release.

Use the same learning method across every Tie Template knot guide.

01
Striped tie aligned beneath the upper guides of the Tie Template

Load

Place both ends of the tie under the top clips and keep the fabric flat.

02
Striped tie following the guided knot route on the Tie Template

Follow

Move the wide end over, under, or through the route shown in your selected knot guide.

03
Completed striped knot with the Tie Template lock bar open for release

Release

Open the sliding bar, lift out the finished knot, and set it at your collar.

Step-by-step tie knot guides

Learn six tie knots now.

Start with the beginner-friendly Four-in-Hand, then progress through the Half Windsor, Full Windsor, Kelvin, Pratt / Shelby, and Prince Albert. Each guide includes video and step-by-step photos designed to work with Tie Template.

Finished navy striped Four-in-Hand knot with a natural neck loop
01Video tutorial ↗

Four-in-Hand

How to tie a Four-in-Hand knot →

Finished navy polka-dot Half Windsor knot with a natural neck loop
02Video tutorial ↗

Half Windsor

How to tie a Half Windsor knot →

Finished yellow and navy striped Full Windsor knot with a natural neck loop
03Video tutorial ↗

Full Windsor

How to tie a Full Windsor knot →

Finished navy striped Kelvin knot with a natural neck loop
05Video tutorial ↗

Kelvin

How to tie a Kelvin knot →

Finished navy striped Pratt knot with a natural neck loop
06Video tutorial ↗

Pratt / Shelby

How to tie a Pratt / Shelby knot →

Finished black Prince Albert knot with a natural neck loop
09Video tutorial ↗

Prince Albert

How to tie a Prince Albert knot →

See all tie knot guides

A real skill, not a pre-tied shortcut

You tie the knot yourself.

Tie Template does not hand you a finished knot. It organizes the route while your hands perform the actual tying motion, then releases so you can set the finished knot at your collar.

Design patent issued · Utility patent pending

UTILITY PATENT PENDINGDESIGN PATENT ISSUED

Product availability

Learn now.
Get ready for launch.

The Tie Template instructional library is live today. The first production run of the physical Tie Template is currently in development.

Get launch updates →Explore tie knot guides

A little clarity

Tie Template questions

What is Tie Template?

Tie Template is a physical, hands-on guide designed to help beginners learn how to tie real necktie knots by following a repeatable path.

Does Tie Template tie the tie for you?

No. You make every tying motion yourself. The template keeps the sequence organized while you learn, then releases the completed knot so you can set it at your collar.

What tie knot should a beginner learn first?

The Four-in-Hand is the recommended starting point. It is simple, versatile, and one of the easiest traditional necktie knots to learn.

Which knots can I learn with Tie Template?

Six complete video-and-photo guides are currently available, including the Four-in-Hand, Half Windsor, Full Windsor, Kelvin, Pratt / Shelby, and Prince Albert. Twenty knot styles are planned.