This knot is nearly identical to the four-in-hand knot, although it includes one extra pass of the wide end of the ties across the knot. This makes for a slightly larger knot, therefore it is best-suited for ties made of thinner fabrics.
Drape the tie over your neck, with the reverse side out – the inside of your tie facing outward – and the wide end on your right side.
Cross the wide end over the narrow end of the tie.
Wrap the wide end underneath the narrow end from left to right.
Bring the wide end back up from right to left, and pass the wide end under the knot. (Refer Step 4 and 5)
Bring the wide end up to the left and under the knot to the center. (Refer Step 6 and 7)
Pass the wide end of the tie down and through the loop in front.
Gently tighten the knot by pulling down on the narrow end and sliding the knot up to your collar.(Refer Step 9 and 10)
Drape the tie over your neck, with the reverse side out – the inside of your tie facing outward – and the wide end on your right side.
Cross the wide end over the narrow end of the tie.
Wrap the wide end underneath the narrow end from left to right.
Gently tighten the knot by pulling down on the narrow end and sliding the knot up to your collar. 
