1.As with every necktie knot, put the tie around your neck so that the broader part will be hanging down on the right side. Leave a little extra length on the wide part of the tie. The extra length of the necktie is needed for the second wrap.
2.Now grab the wide end with your right hand and pass it over to the left across the narrow end, which you hold with your left hand. Then, wrap the broad end around the narrow one so that it will be on the left side again.
3.In comparison to the Four-in-Hand necktie knot, the Prince Albert knot requires two wraps. Simple repeat step 2. If you prefer an extremely big necktie knot, you can do a third time. A third wrap around might also be a good idea for extremely thin ties. Just keep in mind, that the more wraps and the thicker the tie knot, the more length of the wide end of the tie you will need.
4.The final step of the Prince Albert knot is almost identical with the Simple necktie knot: With your left hand, pass the wide end from underneath over to the half-tied knot and pull it all the way through to the front. Then, with your right hand, pass the broad end through the loop. Pay attention to only pass the tie through the last loop. It might happen that it will not work the first time. If so, don’t be disappointed and simply try once more, right from the beginning. As last step, hold on to the narrow end and slowly tighten the knot gently.
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