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.
The four in hand is like that unconstructed navy cotton blazer you can’t stop wearing out — it’s reliable... read more
This is a hybrid style that blends the soft edges of a puff fold with the angles of a... read more
The one peak is a traditional method that creates a standalone peak, fit for the noble and trustworthy. You’ll... read more
When you want to make a statement at formal events, try out a trinity knot. Trinity knots are inspired... read more
Flowers have always been an inspiration for pocket square folds. More often than not it is the pocket square... read more
The full windsor knot was first invented as a way to emulate the Duke of Windsor’s uncharacteristically large tie... read more
The puff fold is probably the simplest of the folds. The desired result is to have a small puff... read more
This is the most formal fold, which shows a straight thin folded edge. It is a simple, elegant fold... read more
Four Peaks (also known as “The Crown”) is one of the more common, time-honored folding styles. Scale a mountain... read more
A complete guide for gentleman to learn how to wear a pocket square Learning how to fold a pocket square... read more
