The Pocket Square Aficionado’s Fold This type of fold that is sometimes also called “three tips up” or “crown fold” is perfect for patterned and colored pocket squares. Although this fold would suit formal attire, I like it most with when paired with blazer jacket or sports coat. Instructions: Lay your pocket square on a flat surface. Fold one side in so that you have the look of two triangles – creating two tips. To create the third tip, fold in one side as shown in picture

Unique & Sophisticated Looking for a somewhat different pocket square fold? Then this fold, sometimes also called “two tips up” fold might be perfect. It suits any pocket square color & pattern. Personally I choose this fold for patterned pocket squares accessorizing a casual-sleek outfit that is rather sophisticated than formal. Instructions: Place your pocket square on a clean & flat surface. Fold one side over so that you get two triangles that overlap. I prefer the look o

Triangle Fold Another popular way to fold the pocket square is the triangular “one tip up” fold. It suits any type of pocket square and dress code. Personally, I like this fold with a solid colored, non-white, pocket square. Instructions: Start out by laying the pocket square on a flat surface. Fold one corner in so that you get two overlapping triangles. Fold one side of the triangle in. Do the same on the opposite side. Finally place the pocket square in your jacket’s pocke

This fold, also called “Presidential Fold”, is one of the easiest ways to fold a pocket square. This fold is best for elegant attire ranging from formal business dress to black tie. Typically a classic white pocket square made from silk or linen is used for this fold. Instructions: Lay the pocket square on a flat and clean surface. Fold the pocket square in half. Fold one side up. How much of the pocket square you fold in is depending on how deep your jacket’s pocket is. Tug

Here is what to know when you are the best man. You have to become "the man's best friend." You think you might just be a super groomsman, but your not! You actually just have more responsibilities than the other groomsmen. Serve as the groom's personal aide and adviser before and during the wedding. This can include helping him pack for the honeymoon (the valet part). Help the groom choose and rent (or buy) wedding formalwear, and coordinate the other groomsmen's rentals. Y