Pocket squares

Silk pocket squares for the most special of occasions

Handkerchiefs are back

Fashion trends come and go. Things that were in fashion a couple of years ago are now considered tacky. Likewise, fashion trends from decades earlier are now again seen on the covers of fashion magazines. Handkerchiefs are no exception. Under the motto "put a handkerchief in your suit" we claim the right of this accessory to live where it deserves, in the suit pocket of every man.

Choosing your handkerchief

The best way to choose the right handkerchief for your outfit is to choose your outfit first, and then choose your handkerchief to match.

With the right handkerchief, you can:

Add colour to your suit

Compliment your tie

Express your personality

Give people the message that you are stylish and sophisticated

A good way to choose the right colour and style for your handkerchief is to base it on your tie. You can make it the same colour as your tie, or go for a contrasting colour depending on the look you are after. (Just makes sure it doesn't clash)

Now that you have chosen the right handkerchief, the last remaining issue is how to fold it.

How to fold your pocket square

The general rule is that your pocket square should go in the front pocket of your jacket, protruding about two or three centimetres. It can be carried straight or flat, just try to fold the handkerchief until you get the ideal size to put it in your pocket.
Another way to fold your handkerchief is to fold it into a triangle, and then fold it again to form a smaller triangle. Simple!
You don't have to fold your handkerchief to look sophisticated. Another option is to look for the centre of the handkerchief and hold it to try to give it a flower shape. Then place it in your pocket while keeping that shape.

Some common pocket square rules

As with everything, there are some rules we can follow if we want to look our best:Do not use your pocket square for anything other than decorating your jacket. Use a different handkerchief for nose blowing and mouth cleaning.Combine it with the colour of the shirt or tie, but subtly. For example, if the tie is green, let the green be a secondary colour on the handkerchief.Do not put your pocket square in your pocket in a way where it will bulge too much. Fold it carefully so it looks neat.Practice different ways of placing it in your pocket. There are many different and subtle ways to change your look.The first thing people notice about a man's garment is his shirt collar, the knot of the tie, and the shoulders of his jacket. But one thing that people overlook is a pocket square - so get on it and add some style to your outfit today.

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Silk pocket squares for the most special of occasions

Handkerchiefs are back

Choosing your handkerchief

How to fold your pocket square

Some common pocket square rules