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Tie, cravat or bow tie
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"Tie, done with a Half-Windsor, Windsor or Four-in-Hand knot.
I've never worn a Bow Tie.
A Cravat doesn't appeal to me. It's a carbuncle around one's neck."
What about an Ascot tie? Or is that also a carbuncle? |
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"Tie, done with a Half-Windsor, Windsor or Four-in-Hand knot.
I've never worn a Bow Tie.
A Cravat doesn't appeal to me. It's a carbuncle around one's neck.
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What about an Ascot tie? Or is that also a carbuncle? "
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Yes because it has a wider blade. 🩶 |
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And if you are going for a bow tie, either learn how to tie it, or don’t wear wing tip collar if you are going to use a clip on.
Also if you are wearing a clip on, take a real one too, drape that one round the neck when the dancing gets going and the ties come off. |
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"Tie, done with a Half-Windsor, Windsor or Four-in-Hand knot.
I've never worn a Bow Tie.
A Cravat doesn't appeal to me. It's a carbuncle around one's neck."
Always 4-in-hand for me. Men in Windsors nearly always seem to make them huge, like they're auditioning for Grange Hill. |
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"Tie, done with a Half-Windsor, Windsor or Four-in-Hand knot.
I've never worn a Bow Tie.
A Cravat doesn't appeal to me. It's a carbuncle around one's neck.
Always 4-in-hand for me. Men in Windsors nearly always seem to make them huge, like they're auditioning for Grange Hill."
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