Size: Most pocket squares range in size from 9-and-7/8-inches to 17-and-3/4 inches. Thicker textiles (such as wool and cotton) are usually smaller so that they’re easier to fold, while thinner ...

Do you fold it in half, then half again? Or is it diagonal? Solve the ultimate sartorial conundrum with our simple, step-by-step guide to getting your pocket square just right. Released on 11/20 ...

The One-Point Fold Step 1: Lay the pocket square flat on the table with the corners arranged in a diamond shape. Step 2: Fold the bottom corner up to meet the top corner. Step 3: Fold the left ...

First off, make sure the color of your pocket square matches your tie. From there, you can fold it in a variety of ways: the straight fold, the one corner fold, the two peak fold, or the puff fold.

You want a slightly casual air, not a stiff look. • Soft-puff fold with the points facing down, tucked inside the pocket. • Certain folds show different parts of the pocket square.

Additional Folding Tips from Kneen: 1. Don't skimp on fabric: Thicker cotton creates a fuller fold, which keeps the square in place a lot better. "The fatter the fold the better," says Kneen. 2.

And when it comes to pocket squares, you should be doing more than just jamming one down into your pocket. From the razor-sharp square to jaunty puff, here five ways to fold your pocket square.

Step 1: Lay your pocket square on a flat surface. Step 2: Now fold it in half and align the right corners with the left ones. Step 3: Next, make another fold inwards but this time do not align the ...

• Fold one side up. How much of the pocket square you fold in is depending on how deep your jacket’s pocket is. • Fold the fabric in thirds horizontally so that it will fit your suit pocket.