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>>25043149
>What are the weirdest strange rules that are not obvious manners?

The knot of tie you use and its pattern is a very telling way to see if someone has taste and is part of the club or not. Four-in-hand is the only acceptable tie knot and using any variant of the Windsor knot makes you look like a used car salesman larping as an aristocrat. Never use striped ties because they (at least in the Commonwealth and particularly the UK) are almost exclusively reserved for people who have attended a particular institution. See pic related for Eton's tie.

I can guarantee you that if you wear a tie like this and are in the right circles someone will ask you which boarding house you lived in (or if a club tie, who else you know at the club), and if you say you just picked it up online and don't know what it means you are going to get blacklisted as a disgusting poser by the person you've been speaking with.