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Tie a necktie
About
Four-in-hand. One knot. Practice once. A funeral, a meeting, a first job. The knot is a sequence. Learn it on a night when no one is waiting.
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Who this is for
Dads teaching a four-in-hand for a picture day, a service, or a first job.
Source
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