Welcome to our article on how to tie hoodie strings.
With the ever-evolving hoodie market, we should evolve with it. Gone are the days of wearing a hoodie around the home and changing it with a jacket or sweater before heading out into public.
With the right outfit choice, you can wear a hoodie pretty much to any occasion (I would leave your best friend’s wedding out of this blanket statement).
*This isn’t a fashion statement, but more of a friendly motherly reminder… tie your hoodie strings before you put it in the washer and dryer. Or else you’ll need this guide on how to put string back in a hoodie.
Give a little love to your hoodie strings to add that final accessory to today’s look.
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How To Tie Hoodie Strings
Below are three ways to tie hoodie strings. Pick the method that works best for your skill level (like tying hoodie string knots) and what final look suits your fashion style for the day.

How to tie a string bow (classic tie)
Total Time: 5 minutes
Cost: $0
1. Lay the hoodie flat
Lay the hoodie on a flat surface. Choose your kitchen table, sofa, bed or open floor.

2. Cross the strings
Take both string ends (or aglets) and cross them over each other.

3. Circle one end
Circle one end of the string under the other.

4. Create loops on both
Create loops on both strings by curling the opposite end of the string where you have previously already crossed them.

5. Cross the loops
Cross the two loops in unison, and insert one of them through the hole between the loops while pulling them together.

6. Adjust the string bow
Lastly, adjust them as you see fit. The length of the final look will depend on how long the overall string is and what style look you are going for.
How to tie a dual string bow
Total Time: 5 minutes
Cost: $0
1. Lay the hoodie flat
Lay the hoodie on a flat surface. Choose your kitchen table, sofa, bed or open floor.

2. Create a single loop
Create a loop toward the right side, looking away from the middle. The end of the string will be going over the top.

3. Create a fold
Use the end of the string to create a fold that you can take through the loop. Cinch it by pulling the string in separate ways.

4. Go through the loop
Bring the end of the string through the loop you formed, and twist the newly formed loop downward.

5. Pull until you see a bow
Once you pull the end of the string through the second loop you created, you’ll see a bow.

6. Adjust the dual string bow
Lastly, adjust the dual string bow as you see fit. This will depend on the entire length of the hoodie string and also the overall style you are going for with your clothing choices.

How to tie a flower-shaped knot
Total Time: 5 minutes
Cost: $0
1. Lay the hoodie flat
Lay the hoodie on a flat surface. Choose your kitchen table, sofa, bed or open floor.

2. Pinch the string & wrap
Pinch the string at its middle section, wrapping the lower half around the upper half five to six times. It will start resembling a noose.

3. Pull through the loop
Without letting go of the end of the string, pull it through the tiny loop you created at the bottom.

4. Form a circle
Pull the string and secure it, so it forms a circle.

5. Finish the flower-shaped knot
Finish the knot by bringing the end of the string through the middle of the circle around the front.

The final touch of your outfit will be the hoodie strings, but no one will notice if you don’t take care of the basics first. Let our hoodie articles help you keep your garments ready to wear.
FAQ
There are many ways to tie the ends of your hoodie strings. The most common method is called a String Bow.
The two strings on your hoodie are actually one string. The string is looped through the hoodie which makes it look like two separate strings. The string is there to tighten the hoodie if desired.
No you shouldn’t tuck in the hoodie strings, this is the least fashionable thing to do with them. Instead you should tie the strings in a Bow Tie or String Bow.