The Windsor knot is the knot of occasions. Very English, its name comes from the Duke of Windsor who popularized it.
As it is large, it must be done preferably on collar apart, like Italian collars or collars Windsor.
Sometimes complex to perform, it needs to be able to fall between the two sides of the neck and hide the top button of his shirt.
Preparation: Put your tie around your neck after you close the top button of his shirt collar and back. Both sides of the tie are placed asymmetrically. The large pan is left much longer than the narrow end.
Steps:
Step 1: Cross the wide end over the narrow end. Keep the crossing and next, make a loop by climbing the wide end under the tie and the downwash.
Step 2: Bring the wide end to the other side under the crossing. Make another loop by climbing the wide end on the tie and the downwash.
Step 3: Go into the large pan horizontally above the narrow end.
Step 4: Take the wide end vertically in the tie, steaming it and drag the wide end through the loop.
Step 5: Hold the narrow end, gently pull the wide end to tighten the tie, center node at the top and middle of the neck.