Pocket handkerchief

Flowers have always been an inspiration for pocket square folds. More often than not it is the pocket square that replaces the boutonniere and/or lapel flower for formal dress codes. When properly folded, the folds will spiral out from the center like a rosebud in bloom.

If you’re looking for something a bit different but still radiating with class, look no further than the three stairs fold. It will require practice and patience. The stiffer feel of this fabric will ensure your folds stay in place better. It is excellent for casual dress and an excellent pick for solid colored pocket squares.

1. Start with an fully open square 2. Turn the square so it makes a diamond shape and fold in half with peaks next to each other... 3. ...like this 4. Take the bottom right corner across to the left of the two central peaks... 5. ...like this 6. Take the left bottom corner and do the opposite side... 7. ...like this 8. Pat the creases flat 9. Take the excess on the left and fold in... 10. ...like this 11. And take the excess on the right... 12. ...and do the same 13. Pinch the bottom…

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How To Fold a Pocket Square: The Flower Fold

What do the following have in common? They all leveraged the stylish power of a handkerchief or pocket square. In today's article I'm going to explain to you the major differences between a handkerchief and a pocket square. A lot of the confusion surrounding the pocket square vs. handkerchief debate is actually the fault of style…

12 Ways To Fold A Pocket Square: http://www.ties.com/how-to-fold-a-pocket-squarePocket squares have been around for ages in one form or another. The modern v...

Whether you're a first timer or someone who's looking for a new way to style yourself, here's how to fold a pocket square to get the perfect look for any occasion.

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