Mens pocket squares fold

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.

The three peak fold is more fancy than formal. A great fold for any dress code, and any type of pocket square. It is one of the most formal ways to wear a pocket square and guaranteed to grab someone’s attention.

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.

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The one peak is a traditional method that creates a standalone peak, fit for the noble and trustworthy. You’ll have a small peak of fabric coming out your pocket. It is great for solid and patterned pocket squares.

So you’ve bought that gorgeous pocket square that you’ve had your eyes on for a while. You’re ready to strut your new look, whether its with a blazer sans tie, or with a fully fledged suit. However, there’s one ingredient missing. You’re not sure how to fold a pocket square. Whether you are looking for a quick and easy fold, or something more intricate that showcases your attention to detail, this guide on how to fold a pocket square will ensure that you always look the part and then some…

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The puff fold is probably the simplest of the folds. The desired result is to have a small puff of fabric coming out your suit pocket. Typically this fold is more befitting of business suits. Many prefer it because it’s so easy to stuff back after use.

When it comes to matching your ties and pocket squares, only one rule applies and this is that - they shouldn’t exactly match.