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Organizing Pocket Squares

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Does anyone have a good method (or hardware along the lines of a tie rack or belt rack, either specially designed or adapted) for organizing pocket squares? My collection has gotten pretty large and it cries out for a more elegant system of organization.
 

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I love this board.
 

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Leave them in your coat pockets.
 

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I use a canvas box I picked up at Hold Everything's going out of business sale.
 

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For silk, it's great if you can set aside an entire full-sized drawer in your bureau, and just toss them in there. Rifling through your pile to find just the right one can be a sensuously gratifying experience. Carefully folding, hanging or otherwise neurotically organizing them just ruins things.

For cotton/linen, I similarly just toss them in a drawer, and iron them as needed so they're 'fresh' -- though I do keep one or two pre-ironed and -folded in case I need one in short order.
 

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Originally Posted by Quirk
For silk, it's great if you can set aside an entire full-sized drawer in your bureau, and just toss them in there. Rifling through your pile to find just the right one can be a sensuously gratifying experience. Carefully folding, hanging or otherwise neurotically organizing them just ruins things.

For cotton/linen, I similarly just toss them in a drawer, and iron them as needed so they're 'fresh' -- though I do keep one or two pre-ironed and -folded in case I need one in short order.


Well, that's pretty much my system right now -- a jumble in a plastic box -- and it has become cumbersome finding whatever square I have in mind on a given morning.

Also, do not discount the possibility that I might actually be neurotic. An obsessive/compulsive solution to my problem might be just the thing.
 

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Originally Posted by topbroker
Well, that's pretty much my system right now -- a jumble in a plastic box -- and it has become cumbersome finding whatever square I have in mind on a given morning.

Also, do not discount the possibility that I might actually be neurotic. An obsessive/compulsive solution to my problem might be just the thing.


The drawer approach worked well for me for years. Unfortunately, I keep acquiring them and now have two full-to-the-brim drawers. It takes longer to find the right square than any other dress related task I face in the morning. There must be a better way that doesn't require hangar space (the hangar bars are more crowded than the darned drawers).
 

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