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In the field of network analysis, incorporating higher-order features into network models has become increasingly routine. In this paper we introduce the HyperType network model: an extension of a simple typing model with better clustering due to the focus on triangles instead of single edges. In addition to more realistic clustering, we empirically show HyperType retains many features from the original typing model. We empirically fit HyperType to real data, and show an interesting relationship to a recursive Kronecker product.