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post #76 of 90
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Originally Posted by Rufino View Post
But that is the usual way, at least mine.

I readed all the thread fast, and let it for later but couldn't find it anymore.

Thanks

It was said that you can leave the top unbuttoned, fold the collar up, do the knot up all the way and then button, fold down. IIRC. Hope that helps.
post #77 of 90
I button all the buttons, do the knot, fold the collar down. You guys do the knot before the last button? Dont you find it cumbersome to maneuver a button behind a tie knot?
post #78 of 90
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker View Post
I button all the buttons, do the knot, fold the collar down.

You guys do the knot before the last button? Dont you find it cumbersome to maneuver a button behind a tie knot?

It's like unhooking a woman's bra -- nothing to it

Actually never done the tie thing before... I was just requoting.
post #79 of 90
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It's like unhooking a woman's bra -- nothing to it

Unless you are me and cant do it one handed.
post #80 of 90
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker View Post
Unless you are me and cant do it one handed.

If you can't do it one handed, how are you gonna get the other girl's strap undone at the same time?
post #81 of 90
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Originally Posted by Tyrone MacStiophain View Post
If you can't do it one handed, how are you gonna get the other girl's strap undone at the same time?

Very, very true.
post #82 of 90
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker View Post
Very, very true.
I'll swap you a Perfect One-Handed Bra Removal tutorial video for a Perfect Four-in-Hand tutorial video.
post #83 of 90
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I'll swap you a Perfect One-Handed Bra Removal tutorial video for a Perfect Four-in-Hand tutorial video.

Ill give you the FIH for free. I dont need to impress my wife by one handing it
post #84 of 90
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker View Post
Ill give you the FIH for free. I dont need to impress my wife by one handing it

Was about to reply with the same quip.
post #85 of 90
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker View Post
Ill give you the FIH for free. I dont need to impress my wife by one handing it

I thought it would help you with that Korean dry cleaner's daughter you seem to be keen on
post #86 of 90
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Originally Posted by softy View Post
I thought it would help you with that Korean dry cleaner's daughter you seem to be keen on

Just when I thought I could slip something under someones dossier...
post #87 of 90
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Originally Posted by pablo View Post
I find smallest collar stays - ones about half the collar length - create this effect. The small stays add weight at the collar's edge and help bend the collar.


Great tip! I use sterling silver ones sized for cutaway style in a spread collar.
post #88 of 90
on a side note, what is everyones technique on folding down the collar? I always tend to crease mine badly when folding it down.
post #89 of 90
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Originally Posted by faketrain View Post

on a side note, what is everyones technique on folding down the collar? I always tend to crease mine badly when folding it down.

bump this. i leave my top button undone and the tie not completely tight up on my neck. fold down the neck then button and tighten the tie.

is there an easier way?
post #90 of 90
^^^ I do the same thing.
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