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  • Man's Guide To Tying A Scarf - 7 Simple Ways To Tie Scarves - Man Tieing Scarfs

  • Hi! I'm Antonio Centeno, the founder of Real Men Real Style. Today, I'm going to be giving

  • you seven simple techniques on how to tie a scarf.

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  • also going to link you to an article which expands on what we're talking about.

  • All right, how to tie a scarf, seven simple techniques. I've already covered why a man

  • should wear a scarf. I've talked about the history of scarves and I've even talked about

  • different types of scarves and given you seven techniques on how to choose a scarf. So now,

  • let me give you seven simple ways to tie a scarf, and when I say simple, I do mean simple.

  • Nothing here is going to be complicated.

  • There are an infinite number of ways, or maybe not infinite, but there are a very large number

  • of ways to tie a scarf. I'm not going to get into those complicated ways because one of

  • the things that I believe with a man is that he needs to keep it simple. He needs to, whenever

  • he ties his scarf, not even really think about it.

  • I can tell you I know how to tie a scarf probably like 50 different ways, but I use these simple

  • techniques 99% of the time. And I do live in an area in which it's cold, so I do this,

  • but it's something that I don't see why you need to -- you know, there is even a book

  • out there about a hundred and some odd ways to tie a necktie, but really when it comes

  • down to it, I use two to three knots on most of my neckties, and the same with scarves.

  • It doesn’t need to be complicated. At the end of the day, focus on function which is

  • to keep you warm. And the fashion, that's nice. It's an afterthought for me, but it's

  • not something I focus on.

  • Okay, so the first knot that we'll -- it's not really a knot. It's a simple drape, and

  • this is where you wear the scarf just right over like this and you see this a lot in cities.

  • You can wear it outside of the overcoat, although I like to wear it underneath the overcoat

  • or trench coat or whatever type of jacket, and then you're using the actual jacket to

  • keep it in place.

  • So how does the drape work? Why do you even use it? Well, the drape is incredibly simple.

  • It looks good. And even though it doesn’t provide much warmth, it does in a sense because

  • what it does is it seals up the areas here. Most men actually don't have jackets. This

  • overcoat is custom. I made it and it fits me very well.

  • Most men have a lot of room in here and that's what you're looking to fill with the drape,

  • is fill up this excess room. In addition, the fashion part, it introduces some color.

  • So you see I'm not wearing a necktie also and we've got color, so that is the drape.

  • That is the first simple fold.

  • Now, let's talk about the reverse drape. By the way, in case you're wondering about this

  • scarf, my friends over at Homme Delicacy, they sent this to me. I'll link to them down

  • below. They've got an entire great section on men's scarves. This one is made of wool,

  • very nice. It's got a little bit of the tassels and stuff, but it's still a pretty manly scarf.

  • All right, so the reverse drape, it's simply where I turn it around here, throw it back,

  • pretty simple again. This one is worn a little bit more out. Let's say on my overcoat, if

  • I were to button it up all the way and I wanted to show off a little bit more of the scarf,

  • then I could do the reverse drape. So here, on my front here, I've got same length and

  • then I'm reversing over. And depending on the look that you're going for, you may want

  • to look in the mirror and look at what side is showing.

  • To me, I never pay attention to that, but some of you guys may want to. At the end of

  • the day, guys, keep is simple. Again, the reverse drape, this one's nice because it

  • does a good job of closing it up, but it uses its own weight. The bad part about this is

  • easily, it can come undone. And so, if you're going to be moving around quite a bit, it's

  • not as great. You can also put this one under the overcoat a little bit harder because of

  • what it's going to be laying down on your back, but this one works pretty good.

  • All right, the overhand, another simple one. We're going to have to make a slight change

  • though as we're going to pull this so that about three quarters of the length over here,

  • one quarter the length, you can see the tassel right here, and we're going to be coming over

  • and under. So this is the overhand, a very simple front knot.

  • You don't have to get this exactly perfect. In fact, I probably could've gone one-third

  • and two-thirds. This is a little bit long, but at the end of the day, you see what I'm

  • doing here, so a very simple front knot. You can tighten this up a bit. Here, it's giving

  • almost like a tie, so a little bit of a pronounced knot here. I don't like this one as much.

  • Unless you seal up the jacket, you're not going to fill up a lot of the room here, so

  • that's the overhand.

  • Okay, the once around. Again, we're going to have probably about a quarter, three quarters

  • over here, and I'm going to go once around, so just like it said. I think this one is

  • a lot nicer than the overhand, very simple. It wraps around. Now, you guys, there may

  • be some guys out there worried having something around their neck too much. It's not what

  • they want. I've never heard of anyone having issues with this. I think this is a very warm

  • knot even here in Wisconsin.

  • Now, let's say it's really cold. Well, let's talk about the twice around. Let me go ahead

  • and show you the length of this scarf. This scarf is about 60 inches long. I'm 69 inches

  • high, so yeah, 60 inches long. I'm going to need something longer for my build to do the

  • double, the twice around. And so, now I've got this scarf. Again, my friends over at

  • Homme Delicacy sent me this one as well, very nice. It's actually made out of silk. As you

  • can see, this one is about 72 inches in length.

  • So the length of your scarf and also the thickness is going to affect -- so the more complicated

  • knots, the thicker the scarf, the bigger that knot is going to be, although if you've got

  • a really long, thin scarf, you can go for more wraps, so that's what we have here. This

  • is overall a very warm fabric for silk, but its length, again, 72 inches, allows me to

  • do the twice around.

  • As you can imagine, I go around once, I go around twice, not exactly perfect, but you

  • can see that that was close enough and then I can close this up. And even at 72 inches,

  • that's pretty close. I would probably definitely fully seal my jacket at this point, but it's

  • enough fabric and it's going to be tighter around the neck. I don't know if I'd wear

  • this one like this, but for those of you guys, experiment and find which type of scarf knot

  • works for your body type and for the clothing that you're wearing.

  • All right. I wanted to bring in -- actually, a little bit too early. Let me go ahead and

  • I'm going to stick with the 72-inch here because I want to show you guys the fake knot, so

  • this is the sixth knot, a little bit more complicated, although not really.

  • What we're going to do is I've got it approximately one-third, two-thirds. And over here on the

  • two-thirds part, I'm going to tie a little bit of a knot. And so, I've got about -- I'd

  • probably give myself a good 18 inches to 12 inches right here. Don't tie it very tight

  • because what we're going to do is bring this right into here, so it looks like you tied

  • a knot, but really you tied just a simple knot on one end and then you place the other

  • end right through it, so very basically fake knot. You can tighten this up a bit, a lot

  • like the overhand.

  • I'm not a big fan of this one and the reason being is it's more of a fashion knot than

  • a practical warmth knot. The great thing here, again, like the overhand is that you can loosen

  • this up and you can wear it looser. I like it whenever it is with a kind of a clunkier,

  • heavier scarf or one that's -- you want to keep that knot pretty loose and that always

  • looks a bit better, but those knots right there, when you're doing that, you're getting

  • away from the function, more fashion-forward, so you need to know what you're doing.

  • This last one, I'm going to be using a beautiful silk scarf and this is handmade by my friends

  • over at Brown, Diem. My friend, Christopher Brown, actually made this over in Boston.

  • He reuses a kimono silk among other things, really one of a kind. Yeah, they are one of

  • a kind.

  • Now, this scarf right here, I'm going to use the Parisian knot or the French knot, very

  • simple knot, but one that you need a longer scarf for. So we can see the length of this

  • scarf right here. Again, we've got probably 72 inches. So I'm going to fold it exactly

  • in half and I've got this loop right over here, so bring it around and there we go,

  • very simple knot, one that actually is pretty warm. So even with this silk scarf, I think

  • this looks pretty good, not necessarily with this overcoat, but overall the knot and the

  • color that we allow out works really well.

  • I could do this with that other -- again, we want to have around the 72-inch scarf when

  • you do something like this. The Parisian knot is for longer lengths. The great thing about

  • this, incredibly warm, you've got the double scarves, or basically, it's like two loops

  • going around and it forms this nice knot, very simple. Even here, right now we've got

  • -- it's snowing outside. I could wear this and not even button this up and it'll look

  • good.

  • All right. Those were seven simple techniques on how to wear a scarf. I'm going to be going

  • on and doing another video about more complicated ways and I may even break this video out into

  • each of the knots, but hopefully you find the one that works for you. At the end of

  • the day, guys, remember to keep it simple. You don't want to be thinking about this.

  • Simply do the wraparounds. Occasionally pick in, bring in one or two knots that you really

  • like and this is really all you need. Again, 99.9% of the knots I tie are within these.

  • This has been Antonio Centeno with Real Men Real Style. I'll see you in the next video.

  • Bye-bye.

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