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    Hmmm. I prefer a button-down for more casual situations. In fact, unless I am wearing a four-in-hand tie, I only wear button-downs. and for fairly casual situations with a tie, I still wear button-donws. But . . .

    if I am in a dressier situation requiring a tie and nicer jacket, I wear either a spread or standard point collar. Unless. . .

    it is more of a black tie or formal sitation. In which case I would wear a bow tie--self-tied and never pre-tied--probably with a wing-collared shirt, complete with pleated front.

    So, I guess the answer to your questin is, yep. I wear 'em all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thescot View Post
    In which case I would wear a bow tie--self-tied and never pre-tied--
    Pre-tied bow tie???
    How does that work??? Can that even exist??
    Do you cut up the back and sew an elastic band??
    Even if you could actually do it, I still prefer to self-tie mine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by be da veva View Post
    Pre-tied bow tie???
    How does that work??? Can that even exist??
    Do you cut up the back and sew an elastic band??
    Even if you could actually do it, I still prefer to self-tie mine.
    That's pretty much what happens. The ties I've seen are all cookie cutter looking in their perfection, and they are provided with a small hook at the back that looks pretty attrocious.
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