Remember how you used to tie your shoes? Which one did we learn as children? granny knot? bunny Ears? Whatever approach you employed... It's incorrect. I know, it's a bold statement.But bear with me for a moment.It's just half incorrect.The laces of dress shoes become twisted and uneven as a result of this approach.There is one little difference amongst the 20 techniques I will teach you.But pay carefully; it's easy to overlook. (Hint: It's in the way you tie the first knot.)This one distinction will guarantee that your shoelaces rest horizontally across your foot throughout the day, rather than twisted vertically.Why should you be concerned about the appearance of your laces?Aesthetics - The knot is flat, and the bow is laid across the upper of the shoe rather than along the length of the shoe.Tie your shoelaces correctly to prevent them from coming apart or loosening as you walk.The aim of shoelaces is to keep your shoes on your feet. If you do it correctly, you will avoid pain caused by too-tight or too-loose laces.It's time to ditch the 'bunny ears' you were taught in kindergarten in favor of this easy aesthetic improvement. The granny knot is just not appropriate for a high-quality wingtip or any men's formal shoe.BUY NOW AND ENJOY THE ADVENTURE