Filed under: Videos , Fashion , Lists , How To The necktie as we know it today (the four-in-hand) was one of countless innovations born out of the Industrial Revolution. Since then, four primary knots have emerged: the four-in hand, the Pratt, the Half-Windsor and the Windsor. However, according to research at Cambridge’s Cavendish Laboratory, up to eighty-five knots are possible. Granted, you wouldn’t want to wear most of them, but there are a few, like the Victoria, that you might find quite fetching. Full Windsor Half Windsor Four-in-Hand Victoria Pratt St. Andrew Prince Albert Nicky Oriental Cross Cavendish Plattsburgh Bow Tie Share
