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Face Shape & Tie Knot Summary Round: Avoid wider knots, opt for vertical slimming knots (e.g four-in-hand) Square: Prefer slightly fuller knots to balance ones jawline (e.g half or full windsor) Oval: Versatile, where most tie knots will complement your facial structure Long / rectangular: Avoid overly elongated knots such as the four-in-hand, and use balanced, wider knots instead (e.g full windsor) Courtesy of www.effortessgent.com As a final note, and as mentioned a couple of times above, while tie knots can help accentuate perceived vertical lines (four-in-hand knot) for a rounder face and perceived horizontal lines for a more angular face (full windsor knot), some people choose to opt for ties that work in direct proportion with their facial structure

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