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Pinch the slender end of the tie between your thumb and forefinger. Hold the tie up vertically. Wrap the tie loosely around your fingers. Set the tie on one end or lay it out on its side.

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Grip the tie by the very tip so that there's no excess fabric sticking out from between your fingers. The end you're holding will be the one that ends up on the inside of the roll. Alternatively, you can fold the tie in half once and grip both ends before rolling so that not as much wrapping is required. Let the broad end extend toward the ground so that the tie is completely straight. Keeping it pointed up and down will make rolling quicker, easier, and more precise.  This means that your gripping hand should be held flat with your two fingers pointed out to the side. Try not to let the tie touch the ground or any other objects in the immediate vicinity, especially if there's water, ink, or food or drink nearby. Reach down with your other hand and gather up the broad end. Then, bring it up and around the hand you're holding the tie with. Make sure you're rolling the tie with the outer face (the one that will be visible while you're wearing it) pointed inward to keep it tucked away and protected. Continue rolling the tie until it forms a neat little cylinder shape.  You can wind the tie either in front of or behind your second hand. Whichever method you prefer will work—just double check that the outer face of the tie is on the inside. Be careful not to roll the tie too tight. Doing so could create wrinkles or cause you to trap you own fingers (oops!). Now that the tie is in a nice compact bundle, the best way to store it is to stand it upright on one end so that it resembles a cinnamon roll. If you'd prefer, you can also place it down lengthwise, with the broad tip tucked underneath to keep it from coming unraveled.  Your ties will take up the least amount of space when stored in an upright position. In fact, you could fit as many as 2-3 dozen in an average-sized sock drawer! Consider using a compartmentalized drawer organizer to keep your rolled ties separated and neatly organized.