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What are "Tie Side" - Definition & Explanation

Tie Side
A design for men?s drawers in which the pattern calls for two small fabric ties at each side of the waist which, when tied together as a pair on each side, adjust the size and fit at the waist.
Tie Side
A type of closure involving ties or laces and ties or unties on the side or both sides.

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