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Every perfectly tied tie has a dimple. That’s
the little oval shaped indentation in the fabric that forms just below the
knot. If your dimple won’t form naturally, try poking a furrow in the
fabric under the knot with your forefinger as you tighten.
The correct starting position for tying a tie can only be determined through
trial and error. In other words — it’s something you have to figure out
for yourself.
The ideal end-result — the thing you’re looking to achieve — is ending-up
with the tip of the long end of the tie at more-or-less your waistline.
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