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Pocket Squares: A Discussion Thread, Questions, Opinions, Suggestions.....
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I don't necessarily dislike it, but the lapel tether always amuses me.
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I dislike them. It looks like a #menswear bracelet escaped up a sleeve and tried to escape up through the lapel.
I dislike them. It looks like a #menswear bracelet escaped up a sleeve and tried to escape up through the lapel.
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I don't see it as being much different than the silver watch chain hanging into the breast pocket. That was a look worn for many years by some gentleman.
But, this is a pocket square thread and P Johnson is an excellent example to look to for inspiration on how to wear one.
But, this is a pocket square thread and P Johnson is an excellent example to look to for inspiration on how to wear one.
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Speaking of, his whimsical squares are very cool. I like the watermelon one.
Speaking of, his whimsical squares are very cool. I like the watermelon one.
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Can't hang with Spoo or Vox (or Gus, probably), but I think things are coming along nicely
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^ Very nice!
1. Is the 2nd one up on the pile shot the London map?
2. You have that much hanging closet space you can line them all on a bar?!
1. Is the 2nd one up on the pile shot the London map?
2. You have that much hanging closet space you can line them all on a bar?!
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Thanks!
1) Yes. It's one of the Muji squares. I got the Tokyo and New York versions as well. Gave Tokyo to a buddy and haven't opened New York...
2) Not really. They're hanging from long drawer/door handles repurposed as mini-closet rods. Just behind is the real closet rod with my shirts.
1) Yes. It's one of the Muji squares. I got the Tokyo and New York versions as well. Gave Tokyo to a buddy and haven't opened New York...
2) Not really. They're hanging from long drawer/door handles repurposed as mini-closet rods. Just behind is the real closet rod with my shirts.
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Woho! Lovely man! What's that you hang them on? Looks super cool.Can't hang with Spoo or Vox (or Gus, probably), but I think things are coming along nicely
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The bars are repurposed cabinet door handles, and the clips are the ones Kent Wang sells with his pocket-square rack.
The bars are repurposed cabinet door handles, and the clips are the ones Kent Wang sells with his pocket-square rack.
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Aha, smart move. Looks very nice, I wanna buy that pocketsquare rack but $64 shipment to EU more then the whole rack
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