What is the best size for a pocket square?

What is the best size for a pocket square?

What is the best size for a pocket square? Pocket squares typically range in size from just under 10 x 10 inches to about 17 x 17 inches, depending on the fabric used. Thicker materials are generally easier to fold in smaller sizes; however, thinner materials require a larger size so that they don’t lose their shape.

Are pocket squares necessary?

One question we often get asked is whether you should be matching your tie and pocket square. The short answer is no. Although it might seem like an easy way to coordinate your outfit, matching your pocket square and tie or bow tie is a definite no-no in modern dress.

How do you keep a pocket square from falling down?

Widening your pocket square so it sits snugly in your breast pocket gives it that extra bit of friction to stop it falling down. Third, if going for a rectangular structured fold like the Presidential fold , you can insert a piece of card into your pocket square to keep it rigid and shaped.

How do you hand roll a pocket square?

1. How To Hand Sew A Pocket Square (With Rolled Edges & Everything)
2. Select your fabric.
3. Press Your Fabric.
4. Cut the Fabric.
5. Thread Your Needle.
6. Roll It!
7. Start Stitching.
8. Repeat.

What material should pocket squares be?

When in doubt, white cotton or linen is the safest bet for your pocket square fabric. You can never go wrong adding it to the suit and white shirt combo. Depending on the fold you choose, it can look either formal or casual. It should go without saying that your pocket square needs to be clean and ironed.

What should be the color of pocket square?

We like to keep a plain white pocket square for formal occasions, but a square that is predominately white with either a coloured edging or light pattern provides a relatively conservative look that will work in all business environments.