How To Tie a Murrell Knot
The Murrell Knot is a peculiar tie knot that places the skinny end on the outside of the tie. It was invented in 1997 by a man named Brent Murrell who thought traditional tie knots were too mundane. The Murrell Knot achieves a youthful and artistic appearance and it's been described as a "rebellion against the office tie establishment". So if you want to make a defiant statement against your boss at work, the Murrell Knot is certainly the best way to do it. This tie knot is robust and sturdy and it will last you comfortably throughout the day.
The
Murrell Knot tying steps
- Place the tie around your neck with the wide end on the right and the skinny end on the left. Position the wide end to the exact length you’d like it to finish.
- Cross the skinny end over the wide end towards the left.
- Bring the skinny end up through the neck loop from underneath.
- Pass it down to the left side.
- Cross it underneath the knot towards the right.
- Fold it up through the neck loop from underneath.
- Pass it down to the right side.
- Cross it over the knot towards the left. Keep this part loose.
- Fold it up through the neck loop from underneath.
- Pass it down through the loop you’ve created in the knot and pull to tighten.
- Slide the knot up towards your neck.
