This tie knot is excellent for mature men, who like mens suits to be clean and basic. However, this knot is not recommended for the man who prefers his clothing to have a modern look!
To begin the Eldredge knot, bring your tie together. The wide end goes in front of the skinny end and lies below your navel on the right side. Twist the end of the thicker section of the tie to create a crease/dimple about an inch from one side. Then bring the thinner part over the top so that it ends up making a loop. Turn the skinny part of your tie to the underside and line it up with the seam on your shirt.
Start by bringing the thinner part of the tie through the neck loop on both sides, then bring it down through the knot to the right. Next, take it around to the front, going left, and start making a four-in-hand knot by carrying it between your index finger and middle finger while you cross over the thicker part of your tie from left to right.
Take the top of your tie around behind the back of your neck. Bring it around from in front and down to the show again, slightly above where you started (imagine drawing a circle). Tie the length of the tie to the right across the front of the loop you formed in the last step. Pass it through the loop and pull tight. Bring up the end through the loop on the left of your knot, over the top of it, and weave it under the loop on your right. Again bring the end through that right loop, over itself to pass under its left loop. Keeping the knot loose, bring the short trail up to the right and through the created loop. Pull to tighten. Tuck the end behind the neckline. Lower shirt collar for a bright and finished look.