This little chart served me well for many years, especially when I was a baby lawyer (when the suit was worn all the time). The Half-Windsor remains my knot o’ choice.
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me too!
I’m a four-in-hand man. The half-Windsor is too prone to making a gargantuan knot. Done carefully, the four-in-hand is balanced and compact.