How Big Should A Man's Pocket Square Be? - What Should Men's Pocket Squares Be Made From?
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Cotton pocket square are look cheap, linen pocket square are a good option for a matt finish choice of pocket square. Silk- 16×16/18×18 inches. Wool/linen- 12×12 inches. Cotton should reserved for handkerchief/ napkin/ cleaning cloth. Wool-Silk blend is one of the best material for pocket square along Pure Silk.
@dennismai I love questions like this because they're where style is really at. Traditionally, the answer is no. And in practice it'll often look goofy, because you've got a big bulge in the shirt pocket from the folded-up part of the pocket square. BUT, with a very thin square that doesn't make a bulge, a thicker shirt material, and some bold colors, it can be a cool fashion-forward statement. Definitely casual, though, so exercise a lot of caution!
Antonio, you are my hero. Your videos are absolutely epic and have been huge huge help to me. I hope you have every success in the future, as you treat other people in the right way on top of being a clothing expert, and I respect that immensely. Keep up the great work, Andrew, 20yo, Toronto
Your coat is very poorly fitted. Pocket squares cotton linen silk
Cotton pocket square are look cheap, linen pocket square are a good option for a matt finish choice of pocket square. Silk- 16×16/18×18 inches. Wool/linen- 12×12 inches. Cotton should reserved for handkerchief/ napkin/ cleaning cloth. Wool-Silk blend is one of the best material for pocket square along Pure Silk.
@Bigcharlesh36 Sure -- we've already got videos for you, in fact. Try searching our archives for "5 Style Tips for Students" "Young Man Style Advice" and "9 Style Tips for the Young Man." Those are a good start!
Hey Antonio, I wanted to thank you for these videos and the advice in them. Im 42 years old and just now starting to dress like a grown up and your information is helping me greatly. I think Ive been doing all right as Ive already received several compliments :) Thanks again!
These older videos are much better, not "hey, check out these guys who make them", just honest advice!
Wow - thank you very much sir. But remember - I'm just a normal guy like you and success in life is us as men having the courage to take small & steady steps in the right direction. Focus on being a better you and great things will happen.
Antonio. My 20x20 inch cotton handkerchief (bought in Japan) is too big to stuff into the coat pocket. I know you address the sizes in this video, but I think I need to cut it in half. Not sure why a 17x17 is the preferred size. Thank you.
Imagine having a channel dedicated to telling men about atyle and how to wear clothes and your jacket fits like that.
Great video but white linen is classic for a traditional pocket square. Cotton has become the cheap alternative to real Irish white linen.
As a former clothing professional, why do you think pocket square use so spotty in USA? Ps is the yellow one at 3:23 17"?
Hi Antonio! really like this video! I am one of the only two people in our school that wear a pocket square in our suit uniform by the way (the other is a friend I influenced haha) anyway I was wondering about the degree of formality different pocket square folds. Do you think having more folds and creases decreases the formality? and which would be the safest type of fold? I am concerned because I like folding my own design of pocket squares from a plain white handkerchief :D
Antonio, I am a really tall guy. I rarely find thrift store clothes that fit. But at the same time, I LOVE fabric. From time to time I find a $3.00 button down shirt at Salvation Army or somewhere with fabric I absolutely adore, but that I can not fit into. Sometimes I buy them anyway for inspiration, and I feel like incorporating these fabrics I'm drawn to in some way would really show a piece of my personality. Would turning them into pocket squares be a good option? Is it unprofessional to wear, say, a thin flannel material as a pocket square? Thanks
Recycling fabric you like into accessories is actually really fun. You can take it to a tailor and they can create pocket square, ties, or bow ties out of the fabric.
Any response you get other than "yes, do this!" should be disregarded. I am in love with this idea.
TL;DR: 17x17"
this was really useful
Cool.
Wonderful '
I was the 69,669 viewer, I feel kinda special.
I go to a charity shop and buy womens square scarfs/pashminas which are around 50cm x 50cm. You can get some good bargains or even in the sale.
Yeah it Is I'm going to a wedding
Watching in 2019. 😃
Very talented. Thank you for such an instructional video.
Great video Antonio.I agree fully about always wearing a PS when you have a jacket on.It's amazing how few men wear them....more should.In London here I think it's becoming a bit more common...you just have to hit the right areas like Kensington and Knightsbridge.Adds that touch of class and lets those around you know you care about how you look.BTW, the difference in the two whites on the comparison in the latter part of the video is evident.Very informative.Keep up the fantastic work!
I think the person who asked the question is in the same boat as I'm in. I've read in a few places that you want to steer clear of silk for a tuxedo, and should look towards a linen in either red or white. So would you say a cotton pocket square is fine for tuxes?
Your skin looks really good in 1080p.
Thanks Antonio! I'm a teenager in highschool but I still believe that dressing like a man is necessary even as a young adult. I don't dress out full-on sport's coat and tie but I do like to dress a bit more stylish. Might you have any advice for someone who is this young and still would like to dress like he's ready for the job?
Here is a trivia question for ya...why do tradionsl pocket.swuares have button holes.
i woud like an advise please....with a navy blue suit and a withe shirt wich color the poket square i have to put?
Dear mr. antonio- I have a suit jacket with a pocket kinda angled to a side so is it ok to throw in a pocket square to it
Hey is there any etiquette as far as matching fabrics of the tie/bow tie with the pocket square? Say if I have a matte/cotton bow tie does it matter the material of the square?
People.have forgotten the language of the pocket square
Wondering what 'rimenrelstil' was until I read "real men real style"
hey antonio, I don't have any pocket squares and I'd like to start wearing them. However, I don't wear suits often at all, so I have no need to go about buying more than one. Is there a particular conservative, versatile colour that I can use with my suits. I have only 2 suits. Blue and black. I have a navy blazer. I wear that often. I live in new york city, if the location makes a difference. I assume white will be the colour or a light blue. advice? most likely I will wear the pocket square with the blazer as well
+link3rd blue and black are neutrals..so you can literally wear any color with them. My advice for just starting out is to get a solid lighter color so it pops. I think you have the right idea with a white or light blue. If you want to be more adventurous, you could get a patterned pocket square that has both blue and black hints in it so you can wear it interchangeably. I hope this is helpful.
this was nice, I love your conversational style of giving info! :)
what type of pocket square with a knit tie? knit square?
Yeah it Is great I'm going to wedding tomorrow 🐼
Yeah it Is great I'm going to wedding tomorrow 🐼
Yeah it Is great I'm going to wedding tomorrow
Does size matter lol
Is it OK to add a pocket square to a vest (when not wearing a jacket)?
A vest (in the undergarment sense) or a waistcoat?
Yes
Antonio’s gotten so much better with his videos 👍
This guy is too dorky to be giving style tips
+stealthmaster :)
This man is dressed like a well dressed man.
Just give the size my god