Why our pocket squares are the best.

We absolutely believe that pocket squares aren’t just accessories—they’re your subtle secret weapon that adds depth to your outfits. Ours are crafted from premium cotton, linen, and polyester so they always look sharp, whether you’re suiting up for a wedding, stepping into church, heading to a dinner, or just flexing some everyday style.

With colors for every mood and price points starting at just $16, our pocket squares could be the easiest way to turn your outfit from ‘good fit’ to ‘gentleman fit.’"

For the overachievers (like us), pair our pocket square for men with a tie or bow tie and prepare for the cascade of compliments to come.

What's the difference between a pocket square and a handkerchief?

In a nutshell, pocket squares are decorative pieces used for style and are made be from more higher quality materials whereas a handkerchief is more functional and used to wipe your face or hands.

See below for a more detailed breakdown.

Pocket Square

Purpose: Purely decorative. It’s meant to add style, color, and personality to your jacket pocket.
Fabric: Usually made from premium fabrics like silk, cotton, linen, or polyester with sharp edges or rolled hems for a polished look.
Use: Folded neatly (or puffed) and tucked into your breast pocket—never for blowing your nose or wiping your hands.
Mindset: Think of it as jewelry for your suit.

Handkerchief

Purpose: Practical and functional. Traditionally used for wiping your face, hands, or even offering to someone in need (that's the art of being a gentleman right there).
Fabric: Often made of cotton or linen, softer and sturdier to handle actual use.
Use: Carried in your pants pocket, not on display.
Mindset: Utility first, style second (if at all).

The 5 Pocket Square Folds you should know

1. Classic Presidential Fold

How it looks: A clean, straight edge peeking just above your pocket.
When to wear: Job interviews, business meetings, and black-tie events.
Why: Timeless, polished, and never out of place.

2. The One-Point Fold

How it looks: A single peak pointing upward.
When to wear: Weddings, cocktail parties, and semi-formal events.
Why: A step up from classic but still sharp and refined.

3. The Two-Point Fold

How it looks: Two symmetrical peaks peeking out.
When to wear: Groomsmen, date nights, or formal dinners.
Why: Balanced, stylish, and adds character without being flashy.

4. The Puff Fold

How it looks: Rounded, soft puff of fabric showing from your pocket.
When to wear: Cocktail hours, casual weddings, garden parties.
Why: Relaxed, playful, and perfect for showing off texture or color.

5. The Crown (Three-Point) Fold

How it looks: Three peaks rising like a crown.
When to wear: Fashion-forward weddings, galas, or upscale events.
Why: Bold and statement-making, for when you want to stand out.

How to take care of your pocket squares.

1. Wash with care - Check the fabric first—cotton and polyester blends can usually handle a gentle wash, while silk and linen prefer hand washing or dry cleaning. Always use mild detergent.

2. Skip the dryer– Air-dry your pocket squares to keep them crisp and avoid shrinkage or damage. Lay them flat or hang them up instead of tossing them in the dryer.

3. Iron or Steam Properly– Use low heat for delicate fabrics like silk, medium for cotton/linen. A garment steamer works wonders for removing wrinkles without scorching.

4. Store Them Flat (or Rolled)– Avoid shoving them into drawers. Store pocket squares flat or gently roll them to prevent creases and maintain their shape.

5. Rotate & Rest -Don’t wear the same pocket square every day. Rotating them not only keeps your looks fresh but also gives the fabric time to “breathe.”