You can start wearing it right away! How to Tie a Belt ” that will make a difference in the way you wear your trench coat. Page 2

How to Tie a Trench Coat Belt Backstyle 1The Iron Knot

The hard knot is a classic technique that can be easily performed in the backstyle as well. The key is to tie a slightly longer knot at the tip of the sword. By tying the knot in a careless manner, you can create an unpretentious, masculine, and sophisticated atmosphere.

How to tie a trench coat belt back style 2Plain knot to tie the belt like a tie

How to tie a belt like a tie. It is easy to try because you just apply the plain knot knot to the belt. Since both ends of the belt are tied together in the same direction, it gives a smart impression. You can also add a three-dimensional look and movement by applying the ” dimple ” and ” small sword shifting ” techniques used to arrange neckties.

How to Tie a Trench Coat Belt Backstyle 3Tie & Hang using the buckle

This is a variation of the knot that uses the buckle on the trench coat belt. The knot is tied at the end of the belt, giving it a different look. The knot is also loose, so you don’t have to worry about wrinkling the belt. To tie the knot, turn the belt inside out, pass it through the buckle, pull it to the right side, and wrap the tip of the sword around the buckle.

How to tie a trench coat belt back style 4Single knot that creates a ribbon-like knot

Finally, pick up the single knot that creates a ribbon-like texture. It is a very feminine look and is a classic technique mainly for women. It is a smart masculine incorporation to tie it in a back style instead of a front knot.

Check out the backstyle version of how to tie a trench coat belt in this video!

OTOKOMAE also has a video on how to tie the aforementioned trench coat belt backstyle version, so be sure to check it out.

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