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2torial #0537:
Learn2 Tie
a Necktie

Fastest necktie in the west!
Ascot and bertha, cravat and Four-in-hand,
rebato and Double Windsor-- there's a world of
variation in fashionable neckwear. Some of them are
badges of office, some have gone the way of the
dodo bird and the woolly rhino. This 2torial will
walk you through the basics of tying two standard
business tie knots. Your associates will rave, your
family will cheer, and best of all you'll feel
great knowing your necktie is straight and in
place. Leave the clip-ons at home!

Choose a tie that fits your personality and
matches what you are wearing. Despite how logical
it sounds, striped ties do not go with striped
shirts or jackets. Choose a solid or patterned tie
with striped shirts. If you decide to wear that
loud tie your kids gave you for Christmas, then put
on a plain white or solid-color dress shirt first.
Which knot for my business tie? Use the Double
Windsor for thin materials such as silk, and with
wider ties. Hand-knit or woolen ties are too thick
for the Double Windsor; use a Four-in-hand when you
need a smaller knot.
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