How to fashion a Dimple for your tie?

As any tie aficionado will agree, the most difficult to maintain and most intricately stylish part of a tie is

the dimple. The dimple is the crease or fold in the material of the tie just below the knot. This exudes an artistic appeal and takes some effort to be made perfect. It is a globally accepted

fact that the knot of a tie says a lot about the personality of the wearer. A neatly created knot stands for efficiency and neatness, while a lopsided, loosely fitted knot represents indiscipline

and sloppiness. A well-balanced dimple states that you are a person who takes pains to maintain his appeal.

In order to achieve the perfect dimple, it is necessary to concentrate on the process before the tie actually

passes through the knot. If done at this stage itself, the fold is maintained right through its passage through the knot and is fixed tightly when the knot is tautened.