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This is the end result I got, not sure if I did it right. Is this the correct way to tie a tie?
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That begs the question; what would be the clip-on equivalent?thats a noose retard
a gunThat begs the question; what would be the clip-on equivalent?
Came to say the same, nothing like a half windsor. I learned it as: over, under, across, & through, where across is used in place of over-up, though over-up is nicely descriptive. Final touch is making sure that if you make a crease/ little pleat in the outward hanging portion, (ie, the wimple,) make sure it’s centered. Will look sharp.Over under over up through. Half Windsor is all you'll ever need
That sounds like gobbledygook, speaking of which, the best way to make a tie is a chinaman and a railway spike.Came to say the same, nothing like a half windsor. I learned it as: over, under, across, & through, where across is used in place of over-up, though over-up is nicely descriptive. Final touch is making sure that if you make a crease/ little pleat in the outward hanging portion, (ie, the wimple,) make sure it’s centered. Will look sharp.