Oscar Wilde once said, "A well-tied tie is the first serious step in life." A well-tied tie should have a forward arch beneath the knot. Billions of men live on earth. Few men can arch out a tie without the support of an artificial device, such as a collar pin, collar tab, or vest. Most men wear a flat tie. The tie falls straight down from the knot, producing a dejected look like the branch of a weeping willow. Tie experts claimed there are about 100 different ways to tie a tie. The three most popular tie knots are the four-in-hand, Windsor, and half Windsor. These three knots are the main reasons why a man cannot arch out his tie. The Art of Arching Out a Tie is the world's first book that teaches men how to arch out the tie. The book will revolutionize the way men tie their ties.