7 Pieces Of Advice About Neckties

1. Avoid choosing a tie with a large sword width greater than 9 cm and a small sword width greater than 8 cm. (The wide end is called "big sword" and the narrow end is called "small sword".)

2. Small swords should not be longer than big swords. The perfect one should be that the big sword and the small sword are almost the same length and just touch the belt.

3. The tie should be proportional to the height, and avoid choosing a tie that is longer than the belt. Unless you're wearing high-waisted bibs or tank tops, opt for a slightly shorter tie.

4. The tightness of the tie knot should echo the type of shirt collar. It is impolite to tie a tie loose and reveal the first button of a shirt.

5. Light-colored ties should not be chosen for evening events. Light-colored ties are perfect for morning meetings, and dark-colored ties are for evenings.

6. Avoid wearing the same tie two days in a row, silk ties and inner linings also need breaks.

7. After removing the tie, it should be hung up immediately or laid flat. It should not be stored curled or folded, as this will cause the tie to lose its original fit.

*NOTE For the real dandy, all the above suggestions are useless, all possibilities are taken for granted due to his aesthetic talent.