
The
Tuxedos four-in-hand knot is a technique of tying a
Zoot suits necktie. Also known as a mens
simple knot or
schoolboy knot, the
four-in-hand knot is believed to be the most popular method of tying mens suits along with ties due to its simplicity. Some news state that carriage drivers attached their reins with a
mens italian four-in-hand knot, while others state that the carriage drivers wore their scarves in the way of a
four-in-hand knot, but the most probable etymology is that members of the
Four-in-Hand Knot Club in
London began to wear the
Mens Italian neckwear, making it more fashionable.
The Four-in-Hand knot produced by this technique is on the narrow side, somewhat asymmetric, and appropriate for all occasion.