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  • How to Tie a Tie: Windsor Knot

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    The Windsor is a big and chunky tie knot. Larger than the Half Windsor. Best when used with a wide spread collar shirt, perfect for a Windsor Spread collar. Use the simple instructions below to tie a Windsor knot. (when looking in a mirror) Step One: Start with the wide end of the tie on your right, extended about 12 inches below narrow end....
  • Matching Shoes, Trousers, Socks & Belts

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    Shoe colors for business traditionally range from black to burgundy to shades of brown and beige. It makes sense to stay within these guidelines, unless you are extremely confident that you can "pull off" a different color. Black is the most versatile color, since it complements a nice variety of suit and trouser colors. Also remember to coordinate your shoe and belt color, as...
  • Matching a Dress Shirt and Tie, Sport Coat or Suit

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    Some simple rules for coordinating your dress shirt with a tie, sport coat, or suit Avoid patterns that are too similar. Select complementary colors and patterns. Don't wear combinations that are drastically different. The patterns and colors should not compete with one another. Match large patterns with small patterns or vice versa. Don't overdo one pattern or color. The key is feeling comfortable wearing...