POCKET SQUARE

It is a matter of fact that many men would love to wear pocket squares, but they are uncertain about how to do it.

Quick Tips

1. Never have a pocket square that matches the exact color of shirt or tie – pick out a color that is very close (but not exact) to the shirt and tie color.

2. If the tie/shirt is patterned, it is best to wear a patterned pocket square, but ensure that the pattern is not exactly the same size – For example, if the shirt id of big check, smaller check should be the pocket square.

3. If you are a guy with larger waist, it is optimum to have a pocket square. Pocket square will divert people’s attention to the chest rather than the waist.

Here’s a guide on how to fold pocket squares.

The Decent, The Bad, The Horrible

These are examples of what you want to aim for:

Having a white pocket square is simple, but it works when paired with a pinstripe tie. The white pocket square highlights the white stripe in the tie.

This is an amazing pocket square as it has some colour which is not too bold. The pocket square is white in colour with a charcoal border. It is a little lighter compared to the black checks in the shirt and a bit darker than the tie.

Stay away from the following looks:

Do not match the tie and pocket square. It looks bad.

You might think that it will look cool. Well, it has to be admitted that this look is the worst one.

New to pocket squares?

Are you new to pocket squares. We are going to help you out. We suggest you to buy four pocket squares to start with.

1) chambray pocket square

You can never wrong with chambray because it goes well with everything.

2) A simple white pocket square

White pocket square also goes with everything, but it is a little more delicate.

3) A white pocket square along with a coloured lining

4) Fun pocket square

This kind of pocket square is apt if you are wearing blue/white.

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