Pro tip: buy shirts that fit.XxSpyKEx wrote:Just leave them tied up.. I'm 28 and work and have to wear a tie to work everyday and still can't tie a tie. A co-clerk just recently learned how to tie his tie when the judge taught him how to lol. Worst case scenario (e.g. you buy a new tie and have to tie it), YouTube how to tie a full windsor. Btw- full windsor is the way to go for ties. It's a fat enough of a knot that you can get away with not buttoning that god-awful top button on your shirt.
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sundance95
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Re: How to Tie a Tie
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mrloblaw
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Re: How to Tie a Tie
What's with all these windsor recommendations? It's far too bulky for a lot of contexts, depending on how thick the tie is, how wide the shirt collar is, what your face looks like . . .
Go half windsor. It can be used for anything, and it's easier to tie. Four-in-hand is also acceptable, but the asymmetry annoys the Hell out of me, both on myself and when I see it on others. I strongly prefer the Pratt for small knots.
Also, leaving your tie constantly tied will damage it, leaving permanent wrinkles at the least. Seriously, if you're going to be a lawyer, you should learn how to tie a tie.
Go half windsor. It can be used for anything, and it's easier to tie. Four-in-hand is also acceptable, but the asymmetry annoys the Hell out of me, both on myself and when I see it on others. I strongly prefer the Pratt for small knots.
Also, leaving your tie constantly tied will damage it, leaving permanent wrinkles at the least. Seriously, if you're going to be a lawyer, you should learn how to tie a tie.
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sundance95
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Re: How to Tie a Tie
BUT LEBRON WEAR A WINDSOR!!!!1!!one
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poloralphshop
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Re: How to Tie a Tie
this is a very normal questions of how to tie a good tie,you may check the pictures i add,they are three easy way to show you how to tie your tie quick and good look.
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For summer to wear polo shirts is a pretty choice,no need to tie any tie,to free your neck ,polo shirts have good permeability and easy to clean,lots different model as well,of course price is accepted.if have any interested in polo shirts,come on in AT SPAM CENTRALSHOP
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