Question:
Hey I've been looking for sites that can teach me how to fold pocket squares. I was wondering if you guys knew of any sites, that can show you how to fold them in different ways

Answer:
http://www.mulberrywood.com/howtofol...quarefolds.htm
I have a shitload of pocket squares. Seriously.
- Rich

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Wow...I've just started to purchase them. I've got some Paul Smith, and Ralph Lauren squares.
Thanks for the link. I know what to do with the linen ones, but the silk ones I'm totally lost.

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For silk, get either a clothes steamer or a blowdryer. Spray them with wrinkle releaser (Till they're wet), then use the blowdryer to dry them. OR Just use a steamer to get out the massive creases in it. If yours aren't creased, then congrats! You've bypassed the most aggravating part of pocket squares.
Mine are mostly Murano squares purchased from Dillard's (Where I work), so all of those are silk, but I have a few polyester ones that came with ties I had to get online.
- Rich

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Actually, when I first read this thread I had no idea what you all were talking about. Today, as I was reading the most recent issue of American GQ there was a little blurb about "textured" pocket squares. It was so neat. It even showed how to scrunch it up and place it into the pocket to make it look like flower petals (not girly-like or feminine) It looked very suave in fact. I love learning new things. :-)
Edit...I found the blurb online...
http://men.style.com/gq/fashion/slid...07SARTORIALIST

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That's cool...I can't wait for my GQ magazine to come.
I checked out the blurb...I've seen that square before. It's on back order at MoMa but I'm still ordering both of them. I think those are so cool