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Tie Etiquettes
The document discusses necktie etiquette, including various types of neckties such as the four in hand, seven fold, skinny, bowtie, and cravat, along with their appropriate occasions for use. It also covers different tie knots, features, and the appropriate mannerisms regarding tie length and width. Additionally, the presentation by Omkar Tembe includes tie accessories and guidelines on when to wear ties.
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Tie Etiquettes
- 1. Neck – TieEtiquettes Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 1
- 2. Definition - A necktie,or simply a tie, is a long piece of cloth, worn usually by men, for decorative purposes around the neck, resting under the shirt collar and knotted at the throat. It is also known as ascot tie, bow tie, bolo tie, zipper tie, cravat and clip-on tie. Types of neck tie – 1) Four in Hand Necktie 2) The Seven Fold Necktie 3) Skinny Necktie 4) Bowtie 5) Western Bowtie 6) Bolo Tie 7) Cravat Introduction - Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 2
- 3. Use oftie according to type - 1) Four in Hand Necktie – Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 3
- 4. 2) The sevenFold Tie – Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 4
- 5. 3) Skinny Necktie– Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 5
- 6. 4) Bowtie – Presentationby - Omkar Tembe 6
- 7. 5) Western Bowtie– Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 7
- 8. 6) Bolo tie– Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 8
- 9. 7) Cravat – Presentationby - Omkar Tembe 9
- 10. 8) Neckerchief – Presentationby - Omkar Tembe 10
- 11. Tie Knots- 1) Four-In-Hand Knot 2) Half Windsor Knot 3) Full Windsor Knot 4) Nicky Knot 5) Bow-Tie Knot 6) Kelvin Knot 7) Oriental Knot 8) Pratt Knot 9) St Andrew Knot 10) Balthus Knot 11) Hanover Knot 12) Plattsburgh Knot 13) Grantchester Knot 14) Victoria Knot 15) Cafe Knot 16) Eldredge Knot 17) Trinity Knot 18) Christensen Knot Total 1,77,147 types of tie knots Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 11
- 12. Sr. No. Nameof Tie Knot Features Occasion for use 1 Full Windsor, or Double Windsor large, well-balanced, symmetrical knot, firmer, less slippage Most formal occasions (Weddings, Business Meetings) 2 Half Windsor medium-sized knot, straight and neat, smaller, less tie length, for tall. Social Outings, Parties 3 The Four in Hand Tie Knot or The simple knot or The schoolboy knot. Simpler , the least formal for less formal occasions. Informal occasions Occasional Tie - Knot - Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 12
- 13. Tie Mannerism- The length of the tie - right on the belt line not slightly above or below. The width of the tie - Similar to the width of your jacket's lapels. Skinny Tie + The Four In Hand Knot / The Half Windsor (Avoid The Full Windsor) When to Wear – 1) Job Interview 2) Meeting with client 3) Pitching important contract 4) Giving Presentation When not to wear – 1) At office desk 2) Entertaining business Associates after working hours. 3) Team Drinks / Parties / Outing 4) Attending training program Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 13
- 14. Tie Accessories- 1) Tie Bar 2) Tie Clip 3) Tie Chain Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 14
- 15. Do’s andDon'ts for Tie - Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 15
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- 17. How totie a tie knot - Presentation by - Omkar Tembe 17
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- 22. Thank you !!! Presentationby - Omkar Tembe 22