Necktie: How to tie the small sword displacement knot ” “A quick and easy arrangement to give your suit/jacket style a sophisticated look!

How to tie a necktie with the small sword in place (1) “Adjust the balance of the necktie knot so that the small sword is longer.

First, tie the tie with a plain knot. The key is to adjust the balance of the length at the time of tying so that the small sword is longer than the large sword, as shown in the image. The length difference should be about 2 to 3 cm, and the tip of the small sword should be at the belt line of the pants. The knot should not be tightened too tightly, but loosened to some extent so that the small sword can be easily shifted afterwards.

How to do the necktie small sword displacement (2) “Shift the small sword after tying the tie! It’s up to you which way you want to shift it.”

After tying the tie with the knot loosened, actually shift the small sword. You can decide whether to shift the small sword to the left or right if you like.

How to do the small sword movement (3) “Start at the base of the small sword when shifting the small sword!

The small sword must be shifted from the base of the knot to achieve a beautifully finished small sword shift, so hold the large sword firmly in the opposite hand when shifting the small sword!

How to do the small sword stagger necktie (4): “Add a dimple to the small sword to add a touch of glamour to the V-zone.”

Once the small sword has been shifted to the side, dimples should be made not only on the large sword but also on the small sword. This is another important step in the process, as it gives the V-zone a more glamorous impression by creating a three-dimensional look with dimples on the small sword as well.

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