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Pocket Square Royal Blue

€ 9,95incl. VAT

Colour: Royal blue · 19 colours

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How to wear it

Wear a pocket square in your blazer's breast pocket, never in your shirt pocket.
Let it show 1 to 3 cm from your pocket: a pocket square is an accent, not a handkerchief hanging out.
Echo a colour from your tie or shirt in the pocket square — but never the same fabric and print as your tie.
Silk and cashmere create a soft, relaxed fold; linen and cotton hold a crisp fold.

Do's

Crisp fold for a suit at a formal occasion, relaxed fold for a blazer with jeans or chinos.
A white linen pocket square always works: with any suit and any occasion.
Feel free to wear a pocket square without a tie: it completes your look perfectly.

Don'ts

No tie and pocket square as a ready-made set in the same print.
No pocket square that extends so far it falls over your lapel.
Don't use your pocket square as a handkerchief: that's what your trouser pocket is for.

How to fold it

Straight fold

Crisp and formal. The fold for a suit, a wedding, or a business meeting.

Lay the pocket square flat and fold it in half.
Fold it in half again, until it's just slightly narrower than your breast pocket.
Fold the bottom edge up to the height you need.
Tuck it into your pocket with a straight edge of approximately 1 cm showing above.

One point

Classic, with just a touch more character than the straight fold.

Lay the pocket square flat as a diamond, with one point facing up.
Fold the bottom point up to just below the top point: you now have a triangle.
Fold the sides inward to the width of your breast pocket.
Fold the bottom edge up and tuck it into your pocket, with the point facing up.

Two points

Festive. Beautiful at a wedding or a night out.

Lay the pocket square flat as a diamond, with one point facing up.
Fold the bottom point up, slightly to the side of the top point, so two points sit next to each other.
Fold the sides inward to the width of your breast pocket.
Fold the bottom edge up and tuck it into your pocket, with the points facing up.

Puff

Relaxed and soft. At its best with a silk pocket square, worn with a blazer without a tie.

Gather the pocket square in the middle and let the points hang down.
Make a loose ring with your other hand and pull the middle halfway through.
Turn it around and tuck the points down into your pocket, with the puff facing up.
Shape the puff with your fingers until it sits loosely and slightly irregular.

The Secret Language of the Pocket Square

In the nineteenth century, etiquette books introduced an actual pocket square language: with what you did with your pocket square, you could flirt without words. Whether anyone ever really used it this way, no one knows for certain — but it remains a charming story to share at a gathering.