Continuous loop drawstrings (as seen on some sweatpants) can be tied with a modified “Ian's Secure Knot”. Unlike the two loose ends of regular drawstrings, which most people tie with a regular shoelace knot (or secure variant), a continuous loop requires a slightly different technique.
0:00 Introducing continuous loop drawstrings
0:39 Begin with “Starting Knot”
1:03 Focus on top parts only
1:16 Old method 1 – One-loop knot
1:41 Ends “joined” under the finished knot
2:01 To untie, pull non-joined parts
2:21 Old method 2 – Two-loop knot
2:38 Old method 3 – My “Ian Knot” (fast!)
2:51 New method – My “Ian's Secure Knot”
3:44 New method – Finished knot
4:20 New method – Complete demo
5:05 Link to website
More info plus animated diagrams and step-by-step instructions on Ian's Shoelace Site, the Internet's #1 website about shoelaces:
https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/secu...