Another way to tie your scarves and it has a romantic name – French Knot. Here is the way how to do it:
1. Wear your scarf around your neck and make a simple knot. Note: leave some room between your neck and knot;
2. The right end of the scarf crosses the left one, and then go through the left room of previous knot;
3. Pull out the going though end and do some finish touch.
The whole procedure is presented in the picture and it is found at wenxuecity.
The ways to tie a scarf could be countless. Here is another creative way to tie your scarf – butterfly knot:
1. wrap around your neck with a scarf, make a simple knot with the right half below;
2. fold the right half evenly;
3. put the folded half underneath the left part and then cross the left half following the arrow direction as in the photo;
4. make the knot tight.
A butterfly knot is done. The picture shows you the process and is found in wenxuecity.
How to tie silk scarves is always a hot topic for scarf fans. People can have unlimited ways to tie a scarf with their creative thoughts. We collect and share the ways how to tie silk scarves. Those eight ways are suitable for long silk scarves or silk scarves with rectangular shapes.
1st silk scarf knot
a. Fold silk scarves with a basic way and wrap it around the neck. Both ends are folded as Figure 1 and make a butterfly knot.
b. Spread the knots from both sides with a round shape.
c. swing one end to the back after knot adjustment.
2nd silk scarf knot
a. fold the silk scarf and wrap around the neck. Both ends crosses each other.
b. fold one end as figure 2 cross the other end and make a knot.
c. put the end B on the shoulder.
3rd knot
a. fold the silk scarf into 2cm width strip and make a slipknot around the neck.
b. both ends are twisted as figure 2 until the end
c. surround the slipknot from the twisted strip with circling fingers anticlockwise.
d. twisted as step c and leave 5cm length at the end. Pin the scarf knot and make an adjustment.
4th silk scarf knot
a. fold the silk scarf into a long strip.
b. make a knot at one end.
c. put the other end into the knot and do a final touch for the knot.
5th silk scarf knot
a. fold silk scarves longitudinally and make a loose knot at one end 10cm away from the end.
b. make an organ-like fold at the other end.
c. put the organ fold through the loose knot made in step a and tighten the knot.
6th scarf knot
a. fold the silk scarf longitudinally into a strap and then fold laterally. twisted as in figure.
b. wrap around the neck and put the loose end through the loop at the other end.
7th scarf knot
a. fold the silk scarf into a strap.
b. make a knot at one end and put the other end into the previous loose knot.
8th scarf knot
a. fold the scarf as in figure.
b. Take the folded end as a loop and both two loose ends go through the loop.
PU is the abbreviation for polyurethane. It is one of the most popular handbag materials in the fashion world. It is a man-made material and usually named by faux leather, new material in the current market. Those recognized advantages make it popular including cheaper price, rich color, and multi-grain surface.
PVC is another man-made handbag material to replace genuine leather before PU appears. Both PU and PVC have a similar manufacture process. Essentially, two layers are the backbone of the materials. One is the base layer and the other is the additive layer. For PVC, the base layer usually is made of textile, e.g. canvas, cotton. The base layer of PU can be textile or leather which is usually low quality or some leftover. The additive layer of PVC is plasticizers so it has a stiff surface and is fragile. PU takes different additive chemicals so it has a soft leather feel. Some have really high quality finishing process so better air permeability can be the same as the leather. Plus the advantages mentioned above, don’t be surprised if you see PU bags have a higher price than the genuine leather’s.
How to differentiate from PU(PVC) and leather? Here are two easy ways. First, check the base layer. PU or PVC usually has textile base layer. Second, burn the material sample. PU or PVC will be melting but leather won’t. Furthermore, you can take a small test to identify PU and PVC. Soak the bag materials into gasoline. After half an hour, PVC becomes stiffened and fragile but it doesn’t happen to PU.
Check out 10 ways of tie knot which are good for our Woven Silk Ties.
1. The Windsor Knot
Good for the broad collar shirt and better to use thin ties in serious occasion.
2. The four-in-hand Knot
Knotted in four steps. Better for skinny ties with narrow collar shirts casually.
3. The Half-Windsor Knot
Simple version of Windsor knot. Better for standard collar shirts but not for thick ties.
4. The Plain Knot
Good for narrow shirts.
5. The Cross Knot
Featured by a dividing line in the middle. Trendy-setter choice knotted with thinner ties
6. The Double Knot
Young working men’ favorite
7. The Double Cross Knot
Noble flavor knotted with thick solid color ties.
8. The Prince Albert Knot
Not working for thick ties because of the three cross knot.
9. The Simple Knot
A tight knot which was popular during the 18th England.
how to tie a tie - simple knot
10. The Trend Knot
Romantic knot
Trendy-setters love small square silk scarves. Here are ten ways to wear a small square silk scarf. Check it out and see which one is your favorite.
1. Loop knot
a. Fold a small square silk scarf with a basic way and make a loop knot in the middle
b. Make an adjustment for the scarf knot and put the knot in the front.
c. Wrap the scarf around the neck and make a knot at the back neck shown as in figure.
2. Double layer knot
a. Fold the scarf and wrap around the neck. One end circles around the other end from the above to the below.
b. Both ends go around the back of the neck and make a knot.
3. Triple knots
a. Fold the scarf as in figure and make the similar knots at both ends.
b. Put the triangle part in the front and make the knot at the back.
4. Paris knot
a. Fold the scarf with the diagonal line and make a slip knot.
b. Make a final adjustment with the above end covering the knot.
5. Necktie knot
a. Fold the scarf on the half until the necktie shape.
b. The longer end goes around the shorter one and passes through the inner side of the scarf as figure.
c. The above longer end goes though the knot hole and make an adjustment.
6. Calla knot
1. Fold a scarf as in figure, twist a bit and then wrap it on the neck.
2. Make two same knots and keep both ends equal length.
3. Put one end in the front and the other at the back.
7. Butterfly knot
a. Fold a scarf in the basic way and make a knot with one end longer.
b. Make a loop from the longer end, the shorter one goes around the loop, and make a butterfly knot.
c. Move the knot to the side. This knot is good for going to work or formal party.
8. Spanish knot
a. Fold the scarf into a triangle shape.
b. Put the triangle part in the front.
c. Make a knot at the back.
d. Final touch. Try with your shirts and see how you look like.
9. Cowboy knot
Follow the same procedure as the Spanish knot. The only difference is to raise higher the scarf around the neck.
10. Bamboo leaf knot
1. Fold the silk square scarf into a necktie shape.
2. Wrap the scarf around the neck. The longer end makes a knot following the procedure as in figure.
3. Adjust your scarf knot.
